Supreme Court upholds a High Court order that directed the government to halt production of 20 pharmaceutical companies for manufacturing substandard drugs. The apex court also asks the HC to hear and dispose of the rule over legality of the government’s inaction to stop production of the 20 companies by August 18.

Malnutrition is sweeping the world, fuelled by obesity as well as starvation, new research has suggested.

UK scientists have developed a blood test to help doctors pick the best drug for patients with depression, reports BBC.

A project of Save the Children, Bangladesh won Civil Society Innovation Award initiated by Australian government this year, says

The Glencoe Foundation celebrated World Clubfoot Day on June 6, 2016, says a press release. The goal of World Clubfoot day

Ulcer is the result of an imbalance in your digestive fluids. It is considered to be a painful sore in the stomach lining or at the opening of the small intestine. Below are the 10 warning signs of ulcers you should know:

What you eat affects how you sleep. If you could pick the right foods to help you get the best sleep possible, wouldn't you?

Most of the mothers of Bangladesh conceive without any prior preparation. When she realises that she is pregnant, the age of the baby in the womb is perhaps two months. The success of life in every step depends on adequate planning and preparation accordingly. Child bearing is not exceptional.

Lalmonirhat Sadar Hospital cannot provide healthcare to the patients due to a shortage of doctors.

Health Minister Mohammad Nasim tells parliament that the Private Medical Service Bill 2016 is on the cards for updating the private health service fees and making those time-befitting ones.

A technique for making precise changes to the genetic material of cells holds huge promise for combating disease, says Fergus Walsh.

A writ petition is filed seeking the High Court directives upon the government to cancel licences of 20 pharmaceuticals companies on charge of producing substandard medicines.

Sitting on your office desk everyday for hours can not only take a toll on your tummy-line, but can severely affect your posture and cause back and neck pain.

Indian police say they have uncovered an illegal trade in human kidneys in one the leading private hospitals in the capital, Delhi.

Men with larger waistlines could be at higher risk of developing aggressive prostate cancer, a study has suggested.

Spicy Foods Cause Ulcers

Vitamins and minerals – can they be too much of a good thing? Or are some people suffering from deficiencies in these essential nutrients? In recent years, there has been considerable confusion over what levels are optimum for given population groups.

The Obstetric Emergency Drills Training Kit was developed by the Maternal Health Task Force (MHTF) and Argentina's Institute

Recently leading international rights, development, civil society and private sector organisations launched a new data and research partnership to monitor and drive progress on gender targets in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) at Women Deliver conference.

Men with larger waistlines could be at higher risk of developing aggressive prostate cancer, a study suggests.