Naiki - Aga Khan University Hospital | Iqrar Ul Hasan | 26 March 2025 | #shaneiftar - video Dailymotion

ARY Digital

"Watch Shan e Ramazan Special Transmission with Waseem Badami. Do Subscribe!" ➡️ https://bit.ly/arydigitalyt  #naiki #iqrarulhasan #AgaKhanUniversityHospital #cancerkailaj  Naiki | Aga Khan University Hospital| Faisal EDHI | Iqrar Ul Hassan | Waseem Badami | 26 March 2025 | #shaneiftar #shaneramazan  A highly appreciated daily segment featuring Iqrar-ul-Hassan. It has become a helping hand for different NGO’s in their philanthropic cause to make life easier for the less fortunate.  #WaseemBadami #IqrarulHassan #Ramazan2025 #ShaneRamazan #Shaneiftaar #naiki #AgaKhan

Transcript

00:00Music

00:20Ladies and gentlemen, we welcome you to the segment of good deeds.

00:23It is not a permanent thing, so this responsibility is on my head.

00:25God willing, we will try to implement it in a better way.

00:29In today's segment, we will try to find out.

00:31For example, you have seen this package.

00:33Our guests today are from Aga Khan Hospital.

00:36It is the most famous name in Pakistan.

00:38Who is not familiar with Aga Khan University Hospital or Aga Khan Hospital?

00:43Now, there is a unit of Aga Khan called Patients Webu Society.

00:48PBS, Patients Webu Society.

00:50You can say that those people who want treatment from Aga Khan.

00:55But cannot afford it.

00:57This institution is made for them.

00:59Who does it help?

01:01How much does it help?

01:03If someone needs help, how does it help?

01:05We will know the answers to all these questions today.

01:07And also, you saw in this package,

01:09Regarding a disease,

01:11Obviously, there are many diseases that worry us a lot.

01:15May Allah save everyone.

01:17Cancer is not a disease.

01:19The word cancer is such that we get scared.

01:21And Allah forbid, if children hear this,

01:23We get scared.

01:25What happened? How did it happen?

01:27What is this? How does it happen?

01:29Why does it happen? How can we save ourselves?

01:31What is the situation in Pakistan?

01:33We will try to understand this in simple words.

01:35With our second guest.

01:37So that we can talk about both these references.

01:39Raheel Ahmed Qamar is with us.

01:41Executive Committee, CEO and MD.

01:43OLP Mudarba.

01:45We will know about the Patients Webu Society.

01:49What does it do? How does it do?

01:51Welcome to the show.

01:53We will ask Dr. Sadaf Altaf,

01:55Assistant Professor of Oncology.

01:57At Agha Khan University Hospital.

01:59To educate us a little.

02:01Considering us a layman.

02:03What does it do? Why does it happen? How does it happen?

02:05We will keep all the questions in mind.

02:07As we are laymen and we want to know about it.

02:09First of all, please tell us.

02:11As the name suggests,

02:13Patients Webu Society.

02:15As I said,

02:17Those who want treatment from Agha Khan,

02:19But can't afford it,

02:21The institution is for them.

02:23First tell us how to contact them?

02:25What are the criteria?

02:27After which we can help them?

02:29Let me start with this.

02:31Please increase the volume.

02:33Patients Welfare Program.

02:35Of the hospital.

02:37Which started in 1985.

02:39Which has spent

02:4141 billion rupees.

02:43And

02:4510 million people.

02:471 crore people

02:49Have benefited from it.

02:51In 2001, Patients Webu Society

02:53Started.

02:55And it started primarily for those people

02:57Who are

02:59The most vulnerable people.

03:01Of our society.

03:03And the most vulnerable

03:05Or at risk people.

03:07Those people who don't have any treatment.

03:09Who don't have money.

03:11So, Zakat.

03:13I am sorry to say,

03:15Hygiene issues.

03:23Absolutely.

03:25And here

03:27It started for people who deserve Zakat.

03:29So, initially Zakat.

03:31And then Atyaad.

03:33And this

03:35Has spent

03:37Almost 6 billion rupees.

03:39On the most vulnerable

03:41People.

03:43And there are 16 different

03:45Diseases.

03:47On which this is more.

03:49In this

03:51There are various types of cancers.

03:53Various types of other diseases.

03:55Other than that.

03:57We

03:59Have got

04:01Cochlear implants done.

04:03We have got cornea

04:05Transplants done.

04:07And now for the last 1-2 years

04:09We have gone towards

04:11Hepatitis C

04:13Camps.

04:15And

04:17Agar Khan's

04:19Laboratories

04:21Where there are

04:23119 centers all over the country.

04:25Are being funded

04:27Under this program.

04:29So, is this subsidized or free of cost?

04:31This is free of cost.

04:33And subsidized.

04:35In the lab.

04:37And the labs

04:39Are located

04:41Near a public hospital.

04:43Or

04:45In this lower income area.

04:47Where they get world class tests.

04:49At a very low cost.

04:51How do they contact you?

04:53Everyone has seen Agar Khan.

04:55But how do they contact you?

04:57They go to tertiary centers.

04:59And meet the doctors.

05:01And the interesting thing is

05:03There is a philosophy behind this.

05:05World class health

05:07With dignity.

05:09So, the doctor doesn't know

05:11Which patient has paid.

05:15So, he goes and shows it to the doctor.

05:17And if he needs it.

05:19There are welfare centers.

05:21He applies there.

05:23So, in Agar Khan

05:25There are counters where you can go.

05:27So, if a person walks in

05:29He can ask where the welfare center is.

05:31There he can say

05:33This is my problem and I can't afford it.

05:35Do you follow the criteria?

05:37Yes.

05:39If Zakat is permissible,

05:41Then it will go through the Zakat fund.

05:43If Zakat is not permissible,

05:45Then it will go through some other fund.

05:47I would like to ask

05:49Madam

05:51At the cost of repeating myself

05:53When we hear oncology

05:55What does it mean?

05:57So, in very simple terms

05:59Oncology is

06:01The medical terminology for cancer.

06:03Right.

06:09Actually, because we have heard

06:11Cancer is a lifestyle disease.

06:13You don't do this, you don't do that.

06:15Now, a person who is only 4 years old

06:17How can he have cancer?

06:19So, children have cancer.

06:21And children have cancer from birth

06:23To the age of adulthood

06:25It can happen at any age.

06:27It can happen on the first day.

06:29And it is different from adults.

06:31It is like

06:33Lifestyle

06:35Smoking

06:37Or some other exposure

06:39So, in children, science has not yet

06:41Progressed enough to tell

06:43Why it is cancer.

06:45Its reason is unknown.

06:47No one can explain medically

06:49Majority of them.

06:51If there is, then we can take a rough number

06:53If a child is diagnosed with cancer

06:55If 100 children are in cancer

06:57How many of them have such cancer?

06:59If it is treated on time,

07:01Life is saved.

07:03You asked a very good question.

07:05So, children's cancer is very different from adults.

07:07Because

07:09They are treated easily

07:11Or in a better way.

07:13The most common cancer in children

07:15It is blood cancer or leukemia.

07:17And there are many types of leukemia

07:19But again

07:21Majority are the ones

07:23If diagnosed on time

07:25Their treatment is possible.

07:27And

07:29If we talk about acute leukemia

07:31Acute lymphoblastic leukemia

07:33Then in the west

07:35In the developed world

07:37About 90% of children get cured.

07:39In Pakistan

07:41This rate is

07:43About 70 to 75%.

07:45Because of

07:47Our resource limitations

07:49Our healthcare infrastructure

07:51They come late

07:53They are unable to treat

07:55Alright

07:57Can we roughly guess

07:59Of course I know

08:01It will depend from person to person

08:03Which child has which cancer

08:05But on average

08:07How much does it cost

08:09Roughly on average

08:11Again

08:13There are many types of cancer

08:15There are some cancers that

08:17Can be treated only by surgery

08:19They don't cost that much

08:21But there are some cancers

08:23Like blood transplant

08:25Blood transplant is a

08:27Resource requiring

08:29Treatment

08:31So I mean the range is

08:33It varies from one extreme to another

08:35Exactly

08:37If you could tell me

08:39For my understanding

08:41Cancer is the type of disease

08:43That you leave it

08:45There are 2-3 questions

08:47First

08:49Is it a transferable disease

08:51Is it a transferable disease

08:53That you can't touch it

08:55Is it?

08:57No

08:59It's a myth

09:01Absolutely

09:03Alright

09:05In adults

09:07I understand

09:09There are many types of cancer

09:11It differs from person to person

09:13But in general

09:15If you have cancer

09:17You will die

09:19But if you have it

09:21There is a small chance of survival

09:23And a small chance of death

09:25So again

09:27There are many types of cancer

09:29The earlier the diagnosis

09:31The bigger and different

09:33The screening

09:35For breast cancer

09:37There is a mammogram

09:39Or colonoscopy

09:41If the screening is done

09:43And the cancer is not spread

09:45The chances of it being

09:47So you would suggest

09:49If you feel anything unusual

09:51Show it

09:53I hear it from everyone

09:55Tell me the stage

09:57If it's an early stage

09:59Otherwise it's too late

10:01It's a phrase

10:03So for this

10:05I want to ask

10:07Is my cholesterol increasing

10:09Do a test

10:11How was my sugar in the last 3 months

10:13Vitamin D

10:15Is there a test

10:17That can tell

10:19If there is anything cancerous

10:21Is there any specific test

10:23Or there is no such test

10:25For children's cancer

10:27There is no screening

10:29For adults

10:31There is a mammogram

10:33For breast cancer

10:35Colonoscopy

10:37Or a camera

10:39To check the cancer

10:41There are some things

10:43But for children

10:45If the child

10:47For a few days

10:49And you have been to the doctor

10:51And the disease

10:53Is not getting caught

10:55There are some signs

10:57To think about

10:59If the child

11:01Has cancer

11:03And

11:05We hear different numbers

11:07On social media

11:09Can you tell

11:11How many women

11:13Have cancer

11:15I am a doctor for children

11:17I will tell you about children's cancer

11:19Every year

11:218 to 10 thousand children

11:23Are diagnosed

11:25And this number

11:27Can be very low

11:29Because in our country

11:31There are many

11:33Who don't even reach the stage of diagnosis

11:35But 8 to 10 thousand children are diagnosed

11:37Absolutely

11:39And

11:41We hear

11:43If a patient

11:45Is admitted

11:47We have seen

11:49100,000 times

11:51That a person can afford

11:53But then

11:55From disease to disease

11:57Money comes out

11:59Like sand

12:01And when he is in the middle of treatment

12:03He realizes that there is no money

12:05In such a scenario

12:07Now this person

12:09Didn't even apply

12:11For medical

12:13Now he is stuck

12:15Now the patient is admitted

12:17And needs 25,000 more

12:19And now there is no money

12:21Is there no such scenario

12:23That such a patient

12:25Can be taken over

12:27Obviously

12:29But

12:31The welfare

12:33Can definitely be supported

12:35I mean

12:37Because it is a need-based thing

12:39There is a need

12:41He doesn't have the resources

12:43He can definitely come

12:45Alright

12:47And tell us about children's cancer

12:49Is there anything like this

12:51We tell the elders to keep the lifestyle like this

12:53Keep an eye on the sleeping patterns

12:55Keep an eye on the eating patterns

12:57Is there anything you can suggest

12:59If your child is born with cancer

13:01Otherwise these are the things

13:03Chances are less

13:05Not really

13:07It's not a preventable

13:09Type of condition

13:11But again

13:13The sooner the diagnosis

13:15The better the treatment

13:17And they can be cured of their illness

13:19So don't steal the eyes from the reality

13:21Don't show

13:23If something comes out

13:25If it is there

13:27It has to come out in some other form

13:29I want to give you a small message

13:31When people come to us

13:33One word is used

13:35Biopsy

13:37Often people

13:39Go from there

13:41Awareness is very important

13:43Like through your show

13:45We can tell

13:47This is a safe way

13:49To diagnose cancer

13:51If someone is telling you

13:53Your child needs a biopsy

13:55Don't be afraid

13:57And don't leave

13:59If the child's illness

14:01Is done safely

14:03Then the diagnosis can be done soon

14:05Some modern techniques

14:07Have made all these procedures

14:09Again I know

14:11When we talk about cancer

14:13It's such a wide topic

14:15That we can't generalize

14:17But again

14:19Some have made it comparatively less painful

14:21Because people are not even afraid

14:23There will be a camera

14:25I don't know what will happen in which part of the body

14:27Yes, so actually

14:29Again

14:31We take a lot of care of this

14:33So most of the children's

14:35Procedures

14:37Either they are given anesthesia

14:39So that they don't have any kind of pain

14:41And they don't remember

14:43That they have gone through this painful process

14:45So that there is no trauma

14:47And actually majority of hospitals

14:49Where children are treated

14:51This thing is done

14:53That children are given sedation

14:55So that

14:57They don't go through the painful process

15:07Towards the end

15:09If I want to know

15:11Behind the scene

15:13How do you collect funds for Zakat

15:15Do you appeal to the public

15:17To give us Zakat

15:19So that we can spend it on such patients

15:21There are 3-4 basic segments

15:23We go to the corporate

15:25Apart from that

15:27We go to the individuals

15:29And apart from that

15:31We also appeal to the diaspora

15:33People who are outside

15:35There are 2-3 key success factors

15:37One is that

15:39All your money

15:41All of it

15:43Will be spent on the patient

15:45Administrative

15:47Traveling

15:49Absolutely zero

15:51The administration

15:53Spends all of it

15:55In the hospital

15:57If I am a donor

15:59I would know exactly how much money is spent on Mr. A

16:01You can ask for that

16:03There are programs

16:05Where you can support certain things

16:07And with that

16:09You can get related things

16:11You can support labs

16:13All the labs in the country

16:151, 2, 4

16:17You can support them

16:19You can get their data

16:21It is credible

16:23Pakistan Centre of Philanthropy

16:25Has given its approval

16:27Sharia Advisor checks

16:29Whether you use it correctly or not

16:31Apart from all these things

16:33There is a certain level

16:35Of professionalism

16:37In its board

16:39Professionals in finance

16:41And various other

16:43Businessmen

16:45And well known figures

16:47It is properly

16:49Audited

16:51Right

16:53Towards the end

16:55To strengthen this cause

16:57Any segment of society

16:59If you want to say something

17:01Whatever

17:03My basic appeal

17:05Is that this is the month of Ramadan

17:07Although it is almost over

17:09We do a lot of things for the world

17:11Yes

17:13For the hereafter

17:15You have the opportunity

17:17To change people's lives

17:19The 500,000 lives

17:21That have been changed

17:23Through operations

17:25Early detection

17:27And other treatments

17:29All of them

17:31Eventually become

17:33A legacy for you

17:35True

17:37So look at it from that way

17:39Again as I said

17:41You will get

17:43One rupee

17:45And there you will get

17:47One rupee

17:49Thank you very much

17:51For your time

17:53Thank you very much

17:55We tried to

17:57In simple words

17:59To know what is it

18:01How does it work

18:03And the medical side

18:05Details are on your screen

18:07I think

18:09The month of Ramadan

18:11Is almost over

18:13But in general

18:15I am not saying to myself

18:17I am not sitting here to give you a lecture

18:19But I am saying to myself

18:21Even if I do a little

18:23Someone will have a lot

18:25So it should be done

18:27I will do a little

18:29You will do a little

18:31It will be a lot

18:33And it will change a lot of lives

18:35What is my status

18:37If Allah makes me and you a means

18:39Once again thank you very much

18:41Thank you very much

18:43We will be back after a break

Naiki - Aga Khan University Hospital | Iqrar Ul Hasan | 26 March 2025 | #shaneiftar

Category

Transcript

Recommended