Health Minister Mohammed Nasim heavily criticises Bangladesh’s sanitary inspectors saying they are not playing due role in curbing food adulteration and contamination while addressing the 8th One Health Bangladesh Conference in Dhaka.

Patients suffering from blood related disorders like Leukaemia (blood cancer) are on the rise. We often hear about stem cell transplant

Md Junaid Ahamed (not a real name), 35 years old gentle man works in a private bank for 5 years. For the last 6 months, he has been

Members of Border Guard Bangladesh detained 21 Bangladeshi nationals while they were going to India through Putkhali border without

Vision loss was linked with suicidal thoughts or suicide attempts, in a new study from South Korea.

Scientists say they have found a way to make rice less calorific — boil it with coconut oil and then refrigerate for half a day before eating.

Swimming? Running or walking for 30 minutes every-day? Or going to Gym to work on a treadmill or cross trainer? Certainly, these are

Studies show that drinking milk, which has been a staple food in every household for better growth and nourishment, might not be good for your health and may cause bone fractures in adults.

Sun-bright, heat-baked, sweat-dripping, glare-straining: is this the scene that greeted Sita when she followed husband Rama into

Government approves in principle drafts of two acts for establishing two medical universities in Rajshahi and Chittagong in a bid to create more specialised doctors

Bangladesh has introduced the Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV) in their Expanded Programme of Immunisation (EPI). It was

Thalassaemia is the most common congenital disorder in Bangladesh. Treatment facilities are limited due to high cost of drugs and

One of the major factors for a healing environment is our voice expressions. Bad speaking habit will obstruct to make a healthy

A new global fund is being launched to help developing countries fend off challenges to tobacco control measures by cigarette makers,

Rapid blood test to 'cut antibiotic use'

A tablet device that can withstand being doused in chlorine is developed to help medics caring for patients with Ebola

The tobacco industry makes $7,000 for each of the more than 6 million people who die each year from smoking-related illness, the health campaign said group World Lung Foundation (WLF)

A long-term study points to a link between breastfeeding and intelligence

The country's two laws regarding food safety do not have provisions to control advertisements of edible products, said speakers at a

The international fight against Ebola is far from over. Just this week, new patients arrived in U.S. hospitals for treatment. But back in Africa where healthcare workers have battled hundreds of cases at a time, officials are struggling to find smart solutions that can help ensure the safety of caregivers, offer more comprehensive and speedy care and add 21st century solutions to their disease-fighting arsenal, reports mashable.com