The Al Makki Al Madni Dialysis Center (MMDC) is a charitable welfare project established on the outskirts of Lahore, starting from the beginning of 2022. The center is dedicated to providing dialysis services to those in need, particularly individuals who may not have the financial means to afford regular dialysis treatments.
Let's shine a light on a crucial healthcare challenge in the bustling eastern suburban area of Lahore. This densely populated region constitutes a substantial 40% of Lahore's population, but it's not without its struggles.
With a significant population share, the region's health challenges affect a multitude of lives.
An estimated 400,000 individuals bear the burden of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), contributing to approximately 400 new dialysis cases every year.
Unfortunately, the available dialysis facilities are inadequate to meet the demands, leaving many without the life-saving treatment they need.
Less than 20% of those in need have access to dialysis, a stark reminder of the disparity in healthcare.
The shortage of dialysis machines compounds the problem, underscoring the need for immediate intervention.
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The Al Makki Al Madni Dialysis Center (MMDC) is a charitable welfare project established on the outskirts of Lahore, starting from the beginning of 2022. The center is dedicated to providing dialysis services to those in need, particularly individuals who may not have the financial means to afford regular dialysis treatments.