Oncology2026

From awareness to action: Impact of breast cancer awareness sessions on prevention & care

Dr. Saima Awan•MMIH Research Highlights

Key Highlights:

• Assessed changes in awareness levels and healthcare-seeking behavior among 500+ participants.
• Demonstrated a 34% increase in self-examination practice post-sessions.
• Identified socio-cultural barriers preventing early clinical consultations.

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Oncology2025

Prevalence Of Breast Cancer: A Two-Year Survey from Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign

Dr. Saima Awan•MMIH Clinical Reports

Key Highlights:

• Analyzed screening results of 1,200+ women over a two-year campaign period.
• Documented localized prevalence stats and demographic risk distributions.
• Recommended targeted outreach programs for low-income districts.

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Orthopedics2024

Anxiety and Depressive Symptoms Before and After Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty: An Observational Study

Dr. Mohabbat Ali•Journal of Health & Wellness Clinical Research (JHWCR)

Key Highlights:

• Prospective observational study measuring psychological distress in joint replacement patients.
• Reported significant post-operative reduction in anxiety and depression scores.
• Highlighted the clinical value of pre-surgical psychological counseling.

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Physiotherapy2024

Passive Chest Physiotherapy with and Without Mechanical Percussion

Dr. Mohabbat Ali•Pakistan Biomedical Journal (PBMJ)

Key Highlights:

• Comparative trial evaluating chest physiotherapy protocols in ICU patients.
• Showed mechanical percussion significantly improved airway clearance rates.
• Documented stable cardiovascular parameters during mechanical procedures.

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Physiotherapy2023

Effects Of Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) On Trigger Points Of The Cervical And Lumbar Region Among Sedentary Individuals

Dr. Mohabbat Ali•Journal of Pharmaceutical & Clinical Research (JPTCP)

Key Highlights:

• Randomized trial analyzing neck and lower back trigger points in desk-bound workers.
• Documented pain scale relief (VAS) and increased range of motion after 4 weeks of IASTM.
• Proved soft tissue mobilization is superior to passive stretching protocols.

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