A Sindh Healthcare Commission inspection found serious lapses at Pakistan's Valika Hospital, including unsafe disposal of used needles and poor infection-control practices. The findings come amid an HIV outbreak linked to the facility, where dozens of children have reportedly been infected.
A Sindh Healthcare Commission inspection found serious lapses at Pakistan's Valika Hospital, including unsafe disposal of used needles and poor infection-control practices. The findings come amid an HIV outbreak linked to the facility, where dozens of children have reportedly been infected.
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A Sindh Healthcare Commission inspection found serious lapses at Pakistan's Valika Hospital, including unsafe disposal of used needles and poor infection-control practices. The findings come amid an HIV outbreak linked to the facility, where dozens of children have reportedly been infected.
