Inclusive education for children with autism in Bangladesh requires more than enrolment in mainstream schools.

Observed globally on 2 April, World Autism Awareness Day highlights the urgent need to improve the lives of people living with autism.

A growing number of doctors are discouraging their children from entering the medical profession, raising concerns about the future of healthcare in South Asia.

In today’s fast-paced corporate world, a quieter crisis is unfolding behind glass offices and crowded meeting rooms, workplace loneliness.

On a small planet suspended in a vast, silent universe, a rare light flickers—the light of human consciousness.

Recommendations due in 15 days; staff asked to focus on emergency measles vaccination

Special arrangements made in some hospitals to treat measles patients, he says

Experts say low-cost oxygen support system could help save children with measles-induced pneumonia

Health experts urge research as growing infections among infants under nine months defy the usual pattern

8 people have died from measles in the division so far

This year, measles cases count stands at 674 in the country

As cancer continues to rise across South Asia, global collaboration and advances in surgical oncology are offering new hope for patients.

Severe infections may quietly raise the risk of dementia later in life, a new study suggests, highlighting an often-overlooked link between physical illness and brain health.

In a world where packed calendars signal success, a growing concern is emerging: “Busy Bee Syndrome,” a pattern where constant activity masks deeper strain.

Mental health may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about oral hygiene, yet growing evidence shows a clear and often overlooked connection between the two.

Antibiotics, once hailed as miracle drugs, are now facing a silent yet escalating threat called antibiotic resistance. This growing crisis, driven by misuse and overuse, is steadily weakening one of medicine’s most powerful tools.

Rising global temperatures may be quietly reshaping human behaviour and health by pushing millions towards physical inactivity, according to a new modelling study published in The Lancet Global Health.

Being tall may come with hidden health risks, according to new genetic research linking height to serious cardiovascular and reproductive conditions.

Rare cancers are often overshadowed by more common malignancies such as breast, lung, or colorectal cancer.

Adult obesity significantly increases the risk of severe infections and infection-related deaths, according to a large international study published in The Lancet.