Blood pressure, sugar, cholesterol / Three numbers that could save your life
4 October 2026
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Beyond irregular periods: Understanding PCOS in teens
4 October 2026
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Protect your heart before trouble strikes
4 October 2026
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The next pandemic cannot wait for another promise. Are we ready?
4 October 2026
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Did You Know? / C-section pain can linger for years
4 October 2026
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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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Can AI predict suicide?
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are increasingly being used in healthcare, raising hopes that technology could help identify people at risk of suicide and self-harm earlier than ever before.
1 February 2026
Health records could help spot diabetes early
Diabetes is often thought of as an individual condition, but growing evidence suggests it can affect entire households. Lifestyle habits, shared environments and genetics mean that when one person is at risk, others living under the same roof may be too.
1 February 2026
Meeting clean air targets could curb the diabetes burden in Bangladesh
Air pollution may play a significant role in Bangladesh’s rapidly growing diabetes burden, according to a new nationally representative study that finds that air pollution increases diabetes risk among adults.
1 February 2026
7,000 steps a day could be the sweet spot for better health!
Staying physically active is widely known to be good for health, but how much activity is really enough? For years, the popular target of 10,000 steps a day has dominated fitness advice, despite limited scientific backing.
1 February 2026
Silent threats before birth: Air pollution and climate risks for infants
Prenatal exposure to ambient air pollution and climatic factors, such as temperature and rainfall, is associated with adverse birth outcomes in India, according to a new study published in PLOS Global Public Health.
1 February 2026
AI in colonoscopy: A helpful tool or a risk to doctors’ skills?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming part of everyday medical care, with growing enthusiasm for its ability to support doctors in making faster and more accurate decisions.
1 February 2026
3,200 doctors to join field services in 10 days
Over 3,200 doctors are set to join field-level services within the next 10 days, providing a major boost to healthcare, particularly in rural areas.
1 February 2026
Take urgent action to curb unnecessary C-sections
Speakers at a seminar on maternal healthcare yesterday called for urgent action to reduce unnecessary caesarean sections in Bangladesh, particularly in private hospitals.
29 January 2026
Health ministry urges smoke-free election campaign venues, polling centres
Health adviser writes to CEC in this regard
28 January 2026
Injected with 'wrong medicine': Nurse suspended after child’s death at Suhrawardy hospital
Hospital forms seven-member committee to probe incident
28 January 2026
World Leprosy Day 2026: Time to put an end to stigma as disease remains curable
Every year, on the last Sunday of January, the world observes World Leprosy Day. In 2026, this falls on today, 25th January.
25 January 2026
Five minutes that could change everything!
What if living longer did not mean gym memberships, fitness plans, or dramatic lifestyle overhauls? What if it simply meant moving a little more than you do now?
25 January 2026
Menstrual migraine: The hormone-linked headache many dread
Menstrual migraine is a form of migraine that follows a monthly pattern, appearing shortly before or during a period. It is not simply a bad headache.
25 January 2026
Kidneys in silent mode: Early signs you should not ignore
You wake up tired, sip your second cup of coffee, skip water again because of work-related deadlines or classes, and scroll through your phone while grabbing instant noodles or something greasy for breakfast.
25 January 2026
The silent health threat many people carry alone
Loneliness is far more than an unpleasant feeling. New research suggests it is closely linked to depression and poorer physical health, marking it out as a growing public health concern in the United States.
25 January 2026
Govt forms high-powered committee to tackle non-communicable diseases
Committee to provide necessary guidance to concerned ministries and divisions
21 January 2026
Act before birth: The urgent need for early thalassaemia screening in Bangladesh
Thalassaemia is the most common inherited blood disorder in Bangladesh and poses a growing public health challenge.
18 January 2026
Therapy that brings lasting relief for chronic back pain
Chronic low back pain is a common and often frustrating condition, marked by flare-ups that can disrupt daily life for years.
18 January 2026
Cheaper drinks will see a rise in noncommunicable diseases and injuries!
Sugary drinks and alcoholic beverages had become cheaper in many countries due to consistently low tax rates, contributing to rising levels of obesity,
18 January 2026
Which therapy really helps knee arthritis?
Knee osteoarthritis is one of the most common causes of long-term pain and stiffness in older adults, often making everyday activities such as walking, climbing stairs or standing for long periods difficult.
18 January 2026