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The academic council of King Edward Medical University (KEMU) in a meeting on Wednesday has unanimously resolved to retain the status of the university. Former...

The Young Doctors’ Association (YDA) on Tuesday said that the King Edward Medical University (KEMU) human resources director and public relations officer (PRO) should...

King Edward Medical University acting Vice Chancellor Professor Asad Aslam has formed an inquiry committee to probe the incident of alleged sexual harassment of...

Punjab Governor Sardar Latif Khosa praised King Edward Medical University (KEMU) for providing the world with physicians who have brought laurels to the country....

Lahore - The Medical Laboratory Technologists Association of Pakistan (MLTAP) in collaboration with the King Edward Medical University (KEMU), Lahore organised a national CME-based seminar on medical laboratory technology, titled Molecular Biology and Laboratory Medicine. CEMB Lahore Director Dr Tayyab Husnain chaired the function. Addressing participants, MLTAP President Ali Malik and Punjab chapter president Raza Mohaiyuddin said that manifesto of the MLTAP is to promote literary

LAHORE - Police and King Edward Medical University (KEMU) administration is still 'clueless' about Dr Adeel Tariq, who has been mysteriously missing from the university's New Hostel since December 29, Pakistan Today has learnt.
Final year MBBS student Tariq left his room no 233 of the New Hostel at around 11:30 pm on Wednesday, telling his friend that he was going out for dinner. He had gotten back from his home in Rawalpindi the same day. Students came to know about his

LAHORE - The King Edward Medical University (KEMU) started its 150 years celebrations, but the institution still awaits a regular vice chancellor (VC) since it was granted university status five years ago, showing how serious the provincial government is in dealing with the premier medical institution.
The KEMU is the oldest seat of medical education in Pakistan and was awarded university status, as result of the long overdue demand of the medical profession and its alumni. The