Stress has a way of whispering before it starts shouting. A restless night, a stubborn headache, a churning stomach or a shorter temper than usual may be the body’s way of asking for a break.

For people living with diabetes, a tiny blister, cut or sore on the foot can become far more serious than it first appears.

Diabetes may affect more than blood sugar - and for women, the emotional toll could emerge earlier than expected.

A second chance at life can begin with a decision made long before a hospital bed is needed.

For many university students, exercise is often treated as something to squeeze in after lectures, deadlines and late-night study sessions.

Civil society body calls for transparency, fair pricing and public health focus

People in 14 high-risk upazilas and thanas will receive two doses of the vaccine from August 22 to October 25

Two-dose drive will cover seven Dhaka police station areas and seven upazilas identified among the most vulnerable

Six months into the BNP government’s tenure, State Minister for Health MA Muhit speaks to The Daily Star about the ministry’s plans for the healthcare system and the challenges ahead

15 children treated at Jashore General Hospital’s diarrhoea ward in a week as authorities uncover toxic chemicals, fake BSTI seals and unhygienic food production

Did you know fatty foods can increase production of an acid in your gut that promotes tumor growth?

They have been asked to monitor's attendance of doctors and healthcare facilities

DGHS reports 1,021 new suspected cases and 80 laboratory-confirmed infections nationwide

All 3 deaths reported in Dhaka South City Corporation areas

Cancer care has long been built around surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. Now, a different idea is moving closer to reality: a vaccine made for one person’s cancer, designed to teach the body to recognise the disease and fight back.

A restless night may feel like little more than an exhausting inconvenience. But for some older women, repeated sleep problems could be telling a deeper story about the brain.

Waiting for the lift? We reach for our phones. Stuck in traffic? Instagram opens. Eating alone? A video plays. Heading to bed? Another twenty minutes of scrolling.

Cancer treatment has changed in the past two decades. One of the biggest shifts has been immunotherapy, a treatment that helps the body’s own defences recognise and fight cancer.

A cigarette may cost only a few taka at the corner shop, but its real bill can stretch far beyond the smoker’s pocket. It appears in hospital wards, family budgets, workplaces, homes and even the air breathed by people who have never smoked.

In a city where health often means prescriptions, test reports and hurried doctor visits, Summer Flow 2026 is asking Dhaka to look at wellbeing differently.