A plate of roadside fuchka, a glass of fresh juice from a street cart, or a meal prepared with unclean water may seem harmless.

Bangladesh’s recent measles surge is doing more than raising alarm over childhood illness—it may also be fuelling a larger public health challenge, says a press release.

Health Minister Sardar Md Sakhawat Husain stressed that the government's show-cause notice to Ad-din Medical College Hospital adhered to the relevant laws and regulations while the hospital contested that it did not.

Hospital announces free lifetime treatment and compensation for affected families

Says institutions found breeding Aedes mosquitoes will face penalties

Four more patients died from measles and measles-like symptoms across the country in the 24 hours till 8:00am yesterday, raising the total death toll to 605 since March 15 this year.

Hospital asked to explain why its licence should not be cancelled following probe findings

Probe committee examined six issues

Committee chief declines to disclose findings; health ministry to brief media tomorrow

Says eight upazila health complexes already upgraded to 100-bed; remaining 492 to be expanded under govt decision

Committee records mothers’ statements ahead of report submission

Two more children died of measles-like symptoms across the country in 24 hours till 8:00am yesterday.

Notice seeks accountability, compensation, and nationwide safety measures in maternity wards

Families allege poor treatment, medicine shortages, and forced discharges as only seven nurses handle over 100 patients during Eid holidays

DGHS says 16 deaths showed measles-like symptoms, one was confirmed measles

As nicotine pouches quietly flood shop shelves and social media feeds, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has raised a sharp alarm over what it calls a growing threat to young people worldwide.

Singapore’s healthcare sector has long been recognised for combining advanced medicine with efficiency, but according to Yong Yih Ming, the future of healthcare will depend not only on skilled doctors, but also on how intelligently hospitals use technology, teamwork, and patient-centred systems.

Fear is once again spreading across Central Africa as a fresh Ebola outbreak linked to the Bundibugyo virus has pushed global health authorities into emergency mode.

In a country where breastfeeding has long been woven into motherhood and survival, Bangladesh now faces a growing challenge: protecting one of the simplest yet most powerful practices for infant health in a rapidly changing society.

As smoky grills light up homes and plates overflow with festive favourites, Qurbani Eid becomes a celebration of joy, family and irresistible food.