Smooth skin, fuller lips and sharper features have become more common than ever.

Every year, thousands of Bangladeshis leave the country in search of medical care they believe they cannot find at home.

Kainwai Mro, 2, and elder sister Dongwai Mro, 4, lie side by side on a narrow bed in the isolation ward of Bandarban Sadar Hospital, both undergoing treatment for measles.

Communication gaps, unclear job responsibilities marked as key contributors

Government body says detection alone does not prove intentional use or establish a health risk

Ad-din Medical College Hospital resumed operations today after the government withdrew its order cancelling the facility's licence.

Ad-din Medical College Hospital, found to be responsible for the death of six newborns in May, will resume full medical services starting today after the government order to cancel its licence was lifted yesterday.

Authorities restore licence under three conditions after probe into six newborn deaths

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

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.

Bangladesh’s public healthcare system is under growing pressure, as district and medical college hospitals are operating at nearly twice their bed capacity, leaving thousands of patients without adequate care.

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.

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.

Sakhawat Husain warns of action after discovering improperly stored medicines, attendance discrepancies and private practice by official

Five more children died with measles-like symptoms in the last 24 hours until 8:00am yesterday, bringing the combined tally of confirmed and suspected measles-related deaths to 810 in the country.

New roadmap will coordinate public, private and NGO services under a common national strategy, he says

International study seeks affordable, home-based care in South Asia