Research

Overview

Research at IBMS

Faculty and students across our departments engage in research spanning the basic medical sciences, contributing to the wider academic and healthcare community.

Focus Areas

Research Areas

Molecular Medicine

Cellular and molecular mechanisms of disease.

Public Health

Community health, epidemiology and prevention.

Pharmacology & Therapeutics

Drug action, safety and therapeutic development.

Pathology & Diagnostics

Disease mechanisms and diagnostic techniques.

Scholarship

Publications

Pulled automatically from each faculty member's profile.

Risk factors of Preeclampsia eclampsia and its adverse outcomes in low- and middle-income pregnant females — DR RUBINA NAZLI, Biochemistry · 2015
Impact of High Energy Nutritional Supplement Drink consumed for five consecutive days on cardio metabolic risk factors in underweight females — DR SADIA FATIMA, Biochemistry · 2015
Comparison of peak expiratory flow rate and lipid profile in asymptomatic smokers and non-smokers — DR SADIA FATIMA, Biochemistry · 2015
WHAT ARE THE PRACTICALITIES OF MAPPING MINOR CURRICULUM? — DR SADIA FATIMA, Biochemistry · 2015
Response of appetite and potential appetite regulators following intake of high energy nutritional supplements — DR SADIA FATIMA, Biochemistry · 2015
Nutritional supplements and their use in the treatment of malnutrition in developing countries — DR SADIA FATIMA, Biochemistry · 2015
New Transcription Factors Involved with Postnatal Ventral Prostate Gland Development in Male Wistar Rats during the First Week — Prof. Dr. Nawshad Muhammad, Dental Materials · 2015
Spinal cord neuronal circuitry involving dorsal horn projection cells — Dr. Najma Baseer, Anatomy · 2014

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Ongoing Work

Research Projects

Ongoing

Regional Prevalence of Metabolic Disorders

Led by the Department of Community Medicine, examining metabolic disorder prevalence across the region.

Ongoing

Drug Response Variation Study

Department of Pharmacology research into individual variation in therapeutic drug response.

Partnerships

Collaborations

IBMS collaborates with academic and healthcare institutions on joint research and training initiatives.

Khyber Medical University

Parent institution and primary academic partner.