Unless action is taken, smoking will kill over a billion people in the 21st century. And 80% of these deaths will occur in low and middle-income countries like Pakistan. Tobacco use is the most preventable cause of death and illness
Leaving a legacy to benefit others is a Muslim tradition which has enriched our history. But it’s rapidly dying out. Will you join us to revive it? The Madrasa Yusufiyya served as Granada’s main theological school from 1349 until the
Did you know that smoking shisha or chewing tobacco is just as harmful as smoking cigarettes? We spoke to Dr Faheem Mahmood Butt, Consultant Pulmonologist at Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital to find out more. Watch our video of Dr
“I often have flashes of one of the best and most memorable trips I have had in my life and it brings a big smile each and every time.” Mehmoon Awan participated in IKCA’s Pakistan 2022 Challenge, one of the
‘Words don’t do it justice! A phenomenal experience and adventure indeed.’ IKCA’s Pakistan Challenge 2022 is likely to be remembered as one of the most challenging outdoor events we’ve ever pulled off, for more reasons than one. Coinciding with the
Imran Khan has always been winning for Pakistan. But how did a world-famous cricket star make his vision of a cancer hospital a reality? Read about Imran’s journey in his own words, collected from interviews with him over the years.
‘I was most touched by the amazing work they are doing with patients. They seem to be making a real difference to the health care of both adults and children.’ IKCA’s Pakistan Challenge, this summer, was full of surprises, and
This October, we’re tackling the awkward silence around breast cancer. Join us by organising a special day for yourself and your favourite ladies, where you come first. Did you know that among Asian countries, Pakistan has the highest incidence of
‘My name’s Hina and I’ve recently started cycling. When I saw this bike challenge come up, to cycle from London to Brighton, I thought this would be great to combine with raising money for IKCA.’ Dr Hina Wahid is one