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.

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.

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

DGHS reports 613 new suspected measles and 78 new confirmed cases in 24 hours

icddr,b studies show over half of initially uninfected patients acquire drug-resistant bacteria during hospital care

DGHS reports 950 new suspected measles and 187 new confirmed cases in 24 hours

Latest death reported in Rangpur division

DGHS reports 848 new suspected cases and 166 confirmed infections in 24 hours

Health Services Division issues immediate order

Six new suspected fatalities take the combined tally to 803

Nearly 2,500 cases of the deadly virus have been confirmed

Measles continues to kill nearly four children and hospitalise more than 800 people every day, even as both the government’s response and public attention appear to have waned.

DGHS reports 878 new suspected cases and 130 confirmed infections in 24 hours

Total deaths rise to 38, cases to 11,195

Under the MoU, BADAS and COMSTECH will work together to promote the exchange of scientific knowledge, technological innovations and public health expertise

Dengue, which causes severe flu-like symptoms and debilitating body aches, has exploded globally, fuelled by rising temperatures and densely populated cities