KARACHI, 22 MAY, (DNA) – Governor Sindh Dr.Ishrat ul Ebad Khan has said that an institute would be established in public sector so as to treat married couples for various signs of infertility and resolve their problems regarding capability of reproduction. Dow University of Health Sciences would soon take steps in this regard.

This he said while addressing a gathering arranged by Australian Infertility Medical Centre for the couples treated at the centre, and their children. Senior Minster Education and Literacy Mr.Nisar Ahmed Khuhro, former Governor Sindh Lt.General (R)
Moin uddin Haider , Secretary Health Mr.Ahmed Bux Narejo and Prof.Masood Hameed were also present on the occasion.

He said that there are new advancements and findings in every field due to the development of Science and Technology which also include biological sciences. The IVF treatment procedure has been of paramount success for the infertile couples and millions of people have benefitted worldwide from this procedure, he added

Dr.Ebad further said that thousands have also adopted this procedure in Pakistan to have babies. There was an urgent need to follow and adopt the latest research in the field of chromosomal analysis and embryological development, he observed.

Governor Sindh said that our society make joke of couple who don’t conceive even only after a year of marriage and this situation create misunderstandings and rifts between families which is very unfortunate. Proper and timely diagnosis can ensure treatment of even the most complicated diseases while efforts for eradicating causes responsible for spread of diseases must be taken urgently.

He commended the efforts of Australian Infertility Medical Centre for helping in delivery of more than 8000 babies in Pakistan, since its establishment.

Senior Minister Mr.Nisar Khuhro and Prof.Masood Hameed also spoke on the occasion while CEO of the centre Dr.Sajjad Hussain informed about the IVF treatment procedure and facilities provided at his centre in detail. Later Governor Sindh distributed gifts amongst children born as a result of treatment at the centre. =DNA
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