Subh-e-nau: An Environment and Public Health Concern Pakistan

30/12/2025

Indigenous knowledge and practices: A needed balance to recover ourselves and our ecosystems

In an era of intensifying climate crisis and impacts, we must return to and recover through our indigenous knowledge and practices.

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28/11/2025

Lost among the shadows: Homeless and alone in Pakistan — Loneliness and homelessness ere largely increasing across the globe, with Pakistan being no exception. We have to address this issue of equity and public health in a meaningful manner.

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27/11/2025

20/11/2025

👧 Every child deserves a healthy, sustainable tomorrow.
On , let’s renew our commitment to cleaner air, safer water, and a livable planet for the next generation.

18/11/2025

COVID is silently reshaping daily life in Pakistan—affecting workers, students, parents, and entire communities long after their initial infection.
Our latest cover story highlights why this condition deserves urgent national attention, the scale of hidden disability, and how Pakistan can build practical pathways for rehabilitation, workplace support, and prevention.

Read the full story: www.subhenaumag.org

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14/11/2025

🔥 Rising heat, worsening air, and food insecurity — the climate crisis is also a health crisis.
This World Diabetes Day, learn how climate change is quietly amplifying chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease.

🌍 Read more insights in Subh-e-Nau Magazine — November issue.
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“Public health isn’t just about hospitals; it’s about the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we grow.” — Subh-e-Nau Team

🌿 Join us in redefining health for a sustainable future.
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31/10/2025

🌿 Long COVID: The Hidden Pandemic Within

Months after the emergency ended, thousands across Pakistan are still battling Long COVID — fatigue, brain fog, breathlessness, and pain that disrupt daily life long after infection.

This month’s Subh-e-Nau cover story by Dr. Farrukh A. Chishtie reveals how Long COVID isn’t just a medical issue — it’s a crisis of participation, work, learning, and caregiving. It calls for a nationwide plan that restores people’s ability to live and work with dignity.

🩺 Read how Pakistan can build care pathways, research networks, and rehabilitation systems to help patients truly recover — not just survive.

👉 Read the full story: www.subhenaumag.org

29/10/2025

“Beyond the hospital walls — Long COVID and the right to live, work, and belong.”

Long COVID continues to quietly shape lives across Pakistan — from classrooms to clinics, from homes to workplaces. Our upcoming magazine issue unpacks this hidden public health challenge and what recovery should truly mean.

👉 Don’t miss this insightful cover story by Dr. Farrukh A. Chishtie in Subh-e-Nau’s November 2025 issue.

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26/10/2025

Droughts and groundwater crises across Pakistan 💧

As droughts grow longer and rainfall becomes more erratic, Pakistan’s dependence on groundwater has never been greater — yet this hidden lifeline is nearing a breaking point. Once considered endless, aquifers are being pumped faster than they can recharge, leading to water scarcity, sinking land, and rising costs.

If we don’t act soon, the “peak water” era may reshape how — and where — we grow our food. Sustainable groundwater management is no longer optional; it’s essential for our survival.

👉 Read the full article on Subh-e-Nau’s website to understand what’s happening beneath our feet and what can still be done.
https://www.subhenaumag.org/post/droughts-and-groundwater-crises-across-pakistan
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26/10/2025

“Surviving seasonal allergies in the autumn season"
Autumn is just around the corner, bringing a sigh of relief after months of intense heatwaves and perilous floods. October and November mark the seasonal shift from summer to winter, with a dry and pleasantly moderate climate. Nonetheless, the season brings its own challenges for those prone to seasonal allergies.
Read the full article “Surviving seasonal allergies in the autumn season” by Sultan Kiani in the latest issue of Subh-e-Nau Magazine and discover how Pakistan’s native birds help our ecosystems flourish.
Link to full article: https://www.subhenaumag.org/post/surviving-seasonal-allergies-in-the-autumn-season

23/10/2025

"Our Feathered Friends — Allies in Our Gardens!"

Birds are not the enemies of your garden — they’re your strongest allies. From hoopoes (Hudhud) that feast on harmful beetle larvae to purple sunbirds that bring beauty and pollination to our cities, every feathered visitor plays a vital role in keeping our environment balanced.

Instead of keeping them away, we must welcome them — provide green spaces, clean water, and safe nesting spots. Our gardens, cities, and climate all benefit when these winged helpers thrive.

✨ Read the full article “Our Feathered Friends” by Zahrah Nasir in the latest issue of Subh-e-Nau Magazine and discover how Pakistan’s native birds help our ecosystems flourish.

Link to full article: https://www.subhenaumag.org/post/our-feathered-friends

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21/10/2025

Lahore’s morning haze no longer lifts — it deepens. Our October cover story by Dr. Farrukh A. Chishtie explores how Pakistan’s escalating smog crisis has become more than an “environmental” issue — it’s a threat to health, livelihoods, and social stability.

From unregulated transport emissions to stubble burning and industrial soot, the piece dissects how weak enforcement and poor planning have made clean air a privilege, not a right.

Discover why air pollution is a matter of justice, sustainability, and compassion — and what urgent steps can still reverse the tide.

🔗 Read the full story on our website: www.subhenaumag.org

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