Blood pressure, sugar, cholesterol / Three numbers that could save your life
19 MIN(s)
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Beyond irregular periods: Understanding PCOS in teens
19 MIN(s)
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Protect your heart before trouble strikes
22 MIN(s)
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The next pandemic cannot wait for another promise. Are we ready?
19 MIN(s)
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Did You Know? / C-section pain can linger for years
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Bangladesh cholera vaccination: 82.6% coverage, 8.52 lakh miss first dose
29 September 2026
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Beyond Awareness: Building a heart-safe Bangladesh
29 September 2026
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Measles vaccine still unknown in some pockets of Sylhet
28 September 2026
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9 more die with measles-like symptoms as Bangladesh's combined toll reaches 1,096
27 September 2026
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Diabetes in your genes? Your plate and your feet still have a say
27 September 2026
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Dengue claims another life; 139 hospitalised in 24 hours
The latest figures raise the death toll to 10 and the total number of reported cases to 5,039 this year
22 June 2026
2 more die of dengue, 220 hospitalised in 24 hours
Death toll this year reaches 9
21 June 2026
3 more children die with suspected measles, toll reaches 680
DGHS reports over 1,000 new suspected cases in 24 hours
21 June 2026
Genetics may make some people more vulnerable to obesity
People who carry genetic variations associated with obesity may be more likely to gain excess weight today than individuals with the same genetic traits born before the modern obesity epidemic, according to a new study published in PLOS Genetics.
21 June 2026
When emotions drive your appetite
Food provides our bodies with energy and essential nutrients, but we do not always eat because we are physically hungry.
21 June 2026
Why ICUs in district hospitals remain a challenge
Intensive care units are essential for managing critically ill patients, including those with life-threatening infections, severe trauma, respiratory failure and other emergencies.
21 June 2026
Exosome therapy: A new frontier in hair and skin treatment
Exosome therapy is emerging as an innovative treatment in aesthetic dermatology, offering promising applications for hair restoration and skin rejuvenation.
21 June 2026
When sodium levels go wrong
Sodium is one of the body’s most important electrolytes. It helps maintain fluid balance, nerve signalling, muscle movement and normal heart rhythm.
21 June 2026
Take fatty liver disease seriously
Fatty liver disease is emerging as a major public health concern, with studies suggesting that nearly one in three people may be affected.
21 June 2026
Govt to take action against lapses in measles vaccine management: PM
Recruitment underway to fill 6,359 vacant healthcare posts, he tells parliament
17 June 2026
One more dies of suspected measles; toll since March 15 rises to 657
No confirmed measles deaths recorded in 24 hours
16 June 2026
1 dengue death, 113 hospitalised in 24 hours
Dengue toll this year rises to 6
16 June 2026
Measles, similar symptoms claim 4 more lives
Combined tally of confirmed and suspected measles-related deaths rises to 656
15 June 2026
Four die from suspected measles cases in 24 hours
Death toll since March 15 rises to 652
14 June 2026
Govt approves Narsingdi Medical College
Newly approved institution will be in the home district of Health Minister Sardar Md Sakhawat Husain
14 June 2026
Stopping measles before it spreads
A child develops a fever, starts coughing, and complains of a runny nose.
14 June 2026
When one vaccine protects many
A disease many thought was fading into history has returned with alarming force. Measles, one of the world’s most contagious childhood illnesses, is once again spreading across several countries, including Bangladesh.
14 June 2026
Gen Z under pressure: the silent mental health struggle
Generation Z, often celebrated as the most connected and informed generation in history, is quietly battling a growing mental health crisis.
14 June 2026
Are we eating plastic?
Microplastics are becoming an unwelcome guest at our dining tables.
14 June 2026
Why the world is talking about tuberculosis again
A disease once thought to be fading into history is forcing its way back into global attention.
14 June 2026