Proper upbringing and the development of healthy habits from an early age are essential for a child, and learning from experts about how to properly care for children during their first two years is especially significant. Experts stressed that infants should receive only breast milk for the first six months of life, with no need ...more

Could a simple weekly habit help protect the aging brain? New findings hint that time spent in the kitchen may offer more than just nourishment.Cooking at home may offer more than comfort and cost savings. It could also help protect the aging brain. A new study suggests that preparing meals just once a week is ...more

A consignment of medicines worth Tk 97.48 crore has reached Rajshahi Medical College Hospital (RMCH) from the United States.Medicines supplied by US-based Direct Relief, the medicines arrived in three phases, with more supplies reaching on Wednesday.Professor Azizul Haque Azad, head of the Medicine Department, coordinated the import and said the medicines will be distributed free ...more

Bangladesh, home to over 17 crore people, has roughly 1.5 lakh registered doctors-translating to just one doctor for every 1,200 residents. The sheer demand for medical services creates long lines at hospitals and private chambers. Yet, while patients bear high consultation fees and often undergo costly tests, many of the nation’s highest-earning doctors have reportedly ...more

Bangladesh is facing a silent but escalating medical emergency as life-saving antibiotics increasingly fail to work on patients who desperately need them. Experts warn that the rampant misuse and overuse of antibiotics in hospitals, pharmacies, and even livestock farming is giving rise to drug-resistant bacteria that threaten to make once-treatable infections deadly again.Despite repeated alerts ...more

Bangladesh’s medical professionals are among the lowest paid in South Asia, a trend that threatens to undermine the country’s healthcare system. Despite the crucial role of doctors and nurses in national health, remuneration remains strikingly low compared to neighboring countries, prompting growing concern among experts and policymakers.Dr. Abdul Mukit, a recent MBBS graduate from a ...more

Once the lifeline of Dhaka city, the Buriganga River today resembles a vast black drain. Its waters, thick with industrial sludge and untreated sewage, emit a stench that spreads across neighborhoods. Despite the arrival of monsoon rains that typically refresh rivers elsewhere, the Buriganga continues to suffocate. The seasonal floods may dilute the filth, but ...more

A growing crisis is unfolding in the country’s medical education sector, as private medical colleges face unprecedented challenges in attracting students. Despite the expansion of MBBS seats across the country, more than half of the seats in private medical colleges remain vacant. This alarming trend points toward a deep-rooted problem of declining interest among students ...more

Bangladesh’s healthcare system is facing one of its gravest challenges in decades, as an alarming rise in deaths is being linked to the consumption of adulterated and counterfeit medicines. Health experts warn that the crisis is spiraling out of control, with fake drugs causing irreversible damage to patients’ kidneys, livers, and other vital organs - ...more

Tucked away in Baiguni village, in Kalai Upazila of northwest Bangladesh, thousands of impoverished villagers grapple with a grim reality: many have sold-or been coerced into selling-their kidneys. Lured by brokers promising a ticket out of debt and poverty, hundreds have traveled to India for transplants. Now, suffering chronic pain and betrayal, they wonder: at ...more