AECH-MINAR Cancer Hospital in Multan is a tertiary cancer care facility established in 1968 by the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC). It provides a wide range of cancer treatments, including radiation therapy, chemotherapy, surgery, and immunotherapy, and aims to offer accessible and affordable care for cancer patients in the region. The hospital has a team of qualified medical professionals, including oncologists, surgeons, and radiologists. 

The MINAR Atomic Energy Cancer Hospital in Multan offers a wide range of cancer-related services, including diagnosis, treatment, and supportive care. They specialize in various cancer types and provide diagnostic tools like imaging, blood tests, and genetic testing. Their treatment options include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and hormonal therapy. Furthermore, they offer services like dietary plans for cancer patients, training and education for healthcare professionals, and family financial support. 

AECH-MINAR Cancer Hospital in Multan is recognized for its quality in cancer care and has several accolades, including being the only Atomic Energy Cancer Hospital recognized by PMDC for house jobs in Nuclear Medicine. It's also recognized by CPSP for FCPS-II training in Nuclear Medicine and Radiation Oncology, and has achieved ISO-9001 certifications. The hospital emphasizes research and invests in research opportunities for its staff. 

Mission & Vision. Create scope for most modern health care services with special emphasis on cancer treatment at affordable cost.