In the landscape of Bangladesh’s industrial evolution, few names carry as much weight as Meghna Group of Industries (MGI).

What do you check first while buying a product from a supermarket?

Bangladesh’s death toll rises to 50 this year

DGHS classifies 1 death as confirmed measles fatality, 2 others as suspected

Provides treatment to 459 people; 66 get cataract surgeries

Death toll rises to 47 as total cases reach 14,156 this year

DGHS reports 799 new suspected measles and 105 new confirmed cases in 24 hours

The High Court today directed the government to form a three-member expert committee, to be led by a teacher from the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), to investigate the presence of microplastics in 26 out of 34 toothpaste samples available in the market.

A child suffering from symptoms consistent with measles died on Saturday, July 25, while being taken to Bandarban Sadar Hospital from the remote Letong Khumi Para in Bandarban’s Ruma upazila

Total number of cases climb to 13,644

4 children’s products were among the 26 samples in which particles were detected

Death toll rises to 43

DGHS reports 990 new suspected measles and 170 new confirmed cases in 24 hours

For decades, governments, health experts and millions of people have tried to curb the growing burden of obesity.

Health experts, academics and public health professionals have urged Bangladesh to place prevention at the centre of its healthcare system, arguing that reducing the burden of disease before it develops is both more effective and more affordable than relying primarily on treatment.

Hope is emerging for people affected by HIV as researchers unveil quieter, longer-lasting ways to prevent and manage the virus.

Every year, World Hepatitis Day serves as a reminder that some of the world’s deadliest health threats often remain the quietest.

Yesterday, life felt ordinary. You woke up healthy, not thinking about your blood sugar, your hormone levels, or any medications waiting on the bedside table.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder, or OCD, is often reduced to jokes about being neat or liking things organised. In reality, it is far more complex and can quietly affect every part of a person’s daily life.

Overuse in hospitals, pharmacies and livestock blamed for rising antimicrobial resistance