Pregnancy diabetes linked to type 2 diabetes 13 years earlier
13 September 2026
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Smoking does not stop at the lungs; your liver may be paying the price
13 September 2026
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From dinner table to hospital bed
13 September 2026
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From home-cooked meals to viral bites - Gen Z’s changing plate
13 September 2026
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When cancer enters a home, no one should face it alone
13 September 2026
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PM seeks people’s cooperation to prevent dengue, build clean Bangladesh
12 September 2026
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PM launches three-month nationwide dengue prevention campaign
12 September 2026
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Online survey finds 5.5% of respondents aged 18-24 currently use newer tobacco products
10 September 2026
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Reuters Exclusive / Saima Wazed Putul resigns as WHO regional head after fraud allegations
10 September 2026
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JS body orders action as audit finds irregular commissions at BMU
8 September 2026
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Managing mpox vaccine effectiveness and treatment insights for global health
During the mpox outbreak, there was limited availability of the modified vaccinia Ankara-Bavarian Nordic (MVA-BN) vaccine which led Canadian health authorities to recommend a single dose for high-risk individuals.
3 November 2024
Impact of social media on our unhealthy eating habits
Social media has a powerful influence on our food choices, often making certain products seem more appealing and “normal” to consume.
3 November 2024
A global push for early detection and comprehensive breast cancer care
Breast cancer is the most common cancer globally, with around 2.3 million new cases diagnosed every year.
3 November 2024
The hidden challenge for seniors with diabetes: Food insecurity and blood sugar risks
For seniors managing diabetes, the daily task of keeping blood sugar levels stable can be challenging. Now imagine adding another hurdle: not having reliable access to food. Food insecurity, in all its forms, complicates diabetes care in ways that often go unnoticed.
3 November 2024
The empowering benefits of being a weekend warriors
In the hustle and bustle of modern life, many individuals struggle to find the time for regular exercise, often juggling work commitments, family responsibilities, and social obligations. However, a growing movement known as the “weekend warrior” phenomenon is gaining attention. Weekend warriors are those who concentrate their physical activity into just one or two days each week, making the most of their limited time to reap significant health benefits.
3 November 2024
10 die of dengue in a single day
At least 10 dengue patients died and 966 patients were hospitalised in 24 hours till yesterday morning.
2 November 2024
Dengue death toll rises to 300 as 3 more die
With three new dengue deaths yesterday, the total number of deaths has risen to 300 this year, depicting a grim picture of how losing lives to the mosquito-borne disease has become a regular scenario over recent years.
1 November 2024
3 die of dengue
At least three dengue patients died and 382 patients were hospitalised in the last 24 hours till this morning
1 November 2024
Imported onions rot at Hili Port amid adverse weather
With onion prices soaring in domestic markets, hundreds of tonnes of imported onions from India are spoiling in warehouses at Dinajpur's Hili Land Port due to adverse weather conditions, fluctuating temperatures, and untimely rain, report importers and traders
31 October 2024
7 die of dengue
1,243 patients hospitalised till this morning
31 October 2024
Dengue claims 4 more lives
At least four dengue patients died in the last 24 hours till 8:00am today while 1,154 patients were hospitalised in the same period
30 October 2024
Committee formed to improve quality of private medical and dental colleges
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has formed an inspection and monitoring committee aiming to improve the quality of education in private medical and dental colleges and to ensure transparency and accountability
30 October 2024
669 rural families now have access to better sanitation in Dinajpur
The move comes in response to a survey conducted by the upazila administration in collaboration with four non-government organisations in March this year that revealed that these 669 families had no access to proper sanitation
29 October 2024
World Stroke Day: 1 in 6 Bangladeshis are victims of stroke, say doctors
At event marking the day, they also say that there are 1.8 million stroke patients in Bangladesh
29 October 2024
Dengue claims 3 more lives
Three more deaths due to dengue were reported in the 24 hours leading up to yesterday morning, raising the total fatalities from the mosquito-borne disease in Bangladesh to 280 this year.
28 October 2024
Consumers in a tight spot as onion costs spike
Within just a few days, the price of local onions soared from Tk 110-120 to Tk 140-150 per kilogramme, while imported Indian onions are retailing at Tk 115-120 per kg, causing frustration among residents who have been struggling to cope with the price hike of essentials
28 October 2024
6 die of dengue
1,248 hospitalised till this morning
27 October 2024
Dengue claims two more lives
Two more deaths due to dengue were reported in the 24 hours leading up to yesterday morning, raising the total fatalities from the mosquito-borne disease in Bangladesh to 271 this year.
26 October 2024
Govt working to control commodity prices: Farida Akhter
Adviser to the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock Farida Akhter has said the government is working to control commodity prices, although matching them to production costs remains challenging.
26 October 2024
Bangladesh expands life-saving HPV vaccination campaign to protect millions of girls against cervical cancer
Cervical cancer remains a significant public health concern in Bangladesh, claiming the lives of approximately 5,000 women each year.
26 October 2024