Long hours behind the wheel may seem harmless at first, but for many drivers, the real damage begins quietly; with a stiff neck, an aching lower back, or sore shoulders after yet another journey.

A new global study has raised fresh concerns about how steady weight gain through adult life may quietly raise the risk of several serious cancers.

Bangladesh is facing a worrying resurgence of measles, with thousands of suspected cases reported within a single month. The outbreak, spreading across the country, has already claimed many lives, most of them young children.

Health specialists now say PMOS better explains what the condition actually involves.

Experts say erectile dysfunction may appear years before heart disease and stroke diagnosis

Prices of key daily essentials, including egg, vegetables, meat and fish, have risen sharply in Dhaka’s kitchen markets, putting pressure on consumers’ pockets ahead of Eid-ul-Azha.

A remote cruise ship outbreak has once again pushed the world to confront an old fear - how quickly disease can travel across borders.

Of the 12, 4 are confirmed measles deaths

Kurukpata union sees rising child deaths from measles and measles-like symptoms

Total confirmed and suspected deaths rise to 439

Of them, one is a confirmed measles death

Of the 9, 3 are confirmed measles deaths

Passengers evacuated from the MV Hondius cruise ship are returning to their home countries, some with symptoms, many without. What happens to these people and what is being done to contain the spread?

106 still undergoing treatment in hospitals

Minister expresses dissatisfaction; employee suspended for lying about attendance

11 more children die of measles, measles-like symptoms in 24 hours

Bangladesh’s university students are quietly carrying a heavy burden, and a new youth wellness survey has brought their struggles into sharp focus.

A silent danger carried by rats and mice is once again drawing global attention.

Hospitals around the world are racing to bring artificial intelligence into everyday care, but a new study suggests the technology may still stumble over some surprisingly basic tasks.

A silent crisis is spreading across Bangladesh, hidden inside families and passed quietly from one generation to another.