3 more die with measles-like symptoms; combined toll reaches 933
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Dengue kills 5 more, 839 hospitalised in 24 hours
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Step carefully: Protecting your feet from diabetes
23 August 2026
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Small ways to stop stress stealing your day
23 August 2026
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The insulin resistance paradox scientists are unravelling
23 August 2026
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Exercise for the mind, not just the mirror
23 August 2026
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A second chance after goodbye
23 August 2026
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Did You Know? / Diabetes has an emotional side - especially for women
23 August 2026
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Malaria-free goal pushed back four years
23 August 2026
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Dengue cases surpass last year’s same-period tally
23 August 2026
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Investigation underway after snakebite victim died without receiving antivenom
Hospital says ICU support was unavailable, though vials were in stock
10 May 2026
Small acts of love may heal the heart
Love may not always arrive through grand speeches or dramatic gestures.
10 May 2026
Born into burden: The rising cost of Thalassaemia in Bangladesh
A quiet crisis often begins with celebration. In many Bangladeshi homes, the arrival of a child is welcomed with prayers, sweets, and endless dreams for the future.
10 May 2026
Bangladesh’s youth are exhausted! Are they ready for a change?
Bangladesh’s university students are quietly carrying a heavy burden, and a new youth wellness survey has brought their struggles into sharp focus.
10 May 2026
Hantavirus: When ordinary dust turns dangerous
A silent danger carried by rats and mice is once again drawing global attention.
10 May 2026
Can hospitals trust AI with numbers?
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.
10 May 2026
Thalassaemia - A silent disorder, a national concern
A silent crisis is spreading across Bangladesh, hidden inside families and passed quietly from one generation to another.
10 May 2026
United Healthcare launches ethical review board
United Healthcare Services Limited launched its first-ever Institutional Ethical Review Board (IERB) on May 5, said a press release.
10 May 2026
Seven more children die from measles, symptoms
Seven more children died from measles and measles-like symptoms in 24 hours till 8:00am yesterday, taking the total number of confirmed and suspected measles deaths to 343.
9 May 2026
Seven more die from measles, measles-like symptoms in a day
Of the seven, two are confirmed measles deaths
6 May 2026
Govt procuring vaccines on large scale to boost immunisation: Health minister
Says there's no risk of a vaccine shortage in the near future
6 May 2026
Govt working to ensure no citizen is denied essential medical care: Zubaida Rahman
72% of healthcare costs borne directly by the people, making illness one of the main causes of poverty, she says
5 May 2026
The gender gap in empty nest syndrome: why mothers feel it more
When children leave home, the silence they leave behind does not fall evenly on both parents. For many mothers, the shift is deeper, quieter, and far more personal.
3 May 2026
The beginning of the end for tobacco in the UK
The United Kingdom has taken a bold step that could reshape the future of smoking.
3 May 2026
Yoga’s role in lowering blood pressure
A simple yoga routine may do more than calm the mind ; it could quietly help lower blood pressure in people living with excess weight, according to new research.
3 May 2026
Action saves lives
Clean hands may seem simple, but they remain one of the most powerful shields in health care.
3 May 2026
The toothache we ignore until it shouts
There is a familiar story in many households. It begins with a mild toothache, the kind that feels easy to ignore.
3 May 2026
The body won’t forget: the hidden story behind weight regain
Losing weight is often seen as a fresh start; a chance to reset the body and move towards better health.
3 May 2026
From playground to paycheque: how early weight shapes adult life
A child’s early years often shape more than just memories. A new research suggests they may also shape futures from classrooms to careers and even financial stability later in life.
26 April 2026
Global meningitis death toll remains alarming despite progress
More than 250,000 people died from meningitis worldwide in 2023, with children under five accounting for over one-third of the deaths, according to a major global study published in The Lancet Neurology.
26 April 2026