DUHS graduates first batch in pharmaceutical regulatory sciences
IV Report KARACHI: Medical and pharmaceutical dignitaries at a ceremony held at Dow University of Health Sciences (DUHS) highlighted the role of regulatory science in strengthening Pakistan’s healthcare system and pharmaceutical sector. The event, organised by the Dow Institute of Biological, Biochemical, and Pharmaceutical Sciences (IBBPS), marked the awarding of certificates to the first batch of about 230 graduates of a six-month programme in pharmaceutical regulations. The initiative, according to organisers, aims to equip young professionals with essential skills needed to align Pakistan’s pharmaceutical industry with global standards. Speakers stressed that the diploma holders would prove instrumental in boosting pharmaceutical exports, noting that the country has long lacked trained professionals in regulatory affairs—a key obstacle to enhancing international trade. DUHS Vice Chancellor Prof Jehan Ara Hasan, who was the chief guest, awarded diplomas to the graduates alo...