Health Minister Advocates Mandatory Pre-Marital Testing

10-May-2024

Join Us in the Fight Against Thalassemia: Health Minister Advocates Mandatory Pre-Marital Testing

On World Thalassemia Day, a significant announcement came from Health Minister Salman Rafique at the Noor Thalassemia Foundation. Highlighting the importance of proactive health measures, the Minister advocated for mandatory pre-marital thalassemia testing—a step that could save future generations from this challenging genetic disorder. The Announcement During his visit to the Noor Thalassemia Foundation, Minister Rafique emphasized, "Making thalassemia tests mandatory before marriage is crucial for protecting our future. This can be a major leap towards a healthier tomorrow." His words reflect a commitment to change, aiming to reduce the incidence of thalassemia across the nation. Gratitude and Support The event was met with gratitude from those at the forefront of fighting thalassemia. Sajad Chema, the Director of the Foundation, and Dr. Bashir, a noted expert, thanked the Minister for his support. They expressed how this move could dramatically improve public health outcomes. Why It Matters Thalassemia affects many families in our community, with children inheriting the disease from their parents. Early testing before marriage can prevent the disease's transmission, ensuring healthier futures for children. Call to Action: Support Our Cause We at the Noor Thalassemia Foundation are dedicated to this cause, but we need your help. By donating to our foundation, you support our efforts in education, testing, and treatment for thalassemia. Let's work together to make the Minister's vision a reality and bring hope to those affected by thalassemia. Donate today and make a difference.

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