The first uterus transplant in the US fails because of yeast infection, Cleveland Clinic, a multispecialty academic hospital located in Cleveland, Ohio, revealed on Friday.

Scientists have unravelled one of the secrets of a plant used in traditional Chinese medicine.

LGRD Minister Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain terms Human Right Watch report on arsenic poisoning in Bangladesh as a blatant lie and says no-one dies of arsenic poisoning recently.

Around 80 lakh people in Bangladesh are suffering from diabetes, State Minister for Health Zahid Malik says.

Vitamin D supplements may help people with diseased hearts, a study suggests.

Centre for Cancer Prevention and Research (CCPR) organised a di

North South University (NSU) organised a ‘Pharma Fest’ with

A cure for HIV and AIDS reportedly could be just a few years away after scientists have been able to successfully snip away the virus from

Ask some essential questions, particularly before undergoing a surgery or any procedure. This is a universal right - even when you go outside of your country. Feelings of uneasiness are not uncommon, but you would not get a chance after the operation. Educate

The straight answer is "No". Many people have misconception about it. The interphalangeal and the metacarpophalangeal joints in the

The term diabetes mellitus describes as a metabolic disorder of multiple etiologies characterised by chronic hyperglycemia with

Scientists in Japan have successfully transplanted mice with lab-grown skin that has more of the organ's working parts in place than ever before.

There are now more adults in the world classified as obese than underweight, a major study has suggested.

People consider doctors as next to God. But do not forget they are just human beings and they can make mistakes unwittingly. Today it

Using a scanner rather than a scalpel could spare hundreds of thousands of cancer patients from risky surgery, a study suggests. Head and neck tumours are treated with chemotherapy and radiotherapy, but then need an operation to visually check whether the growth has gone.

Hundreds of researchers, educators, community leaders, practitioners, and policy makers from all regions of the world will convene in

World Health Organisation (WHO) is calling on countries and partners to 'Unite to End Tuberculosis' on the occasion of World TB Day, observed on 24 March, 2016.

Brazil's health ministry says it will launch a smartphone application to track the Zika virus during the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro and help visitors detect the disease.

Tuberculosis is still a persisting cause of mortality in Bangladesh as a government report reveals today it caused 6,000 deaths in 2015 alone.

South Korean health authorities say a man who recently returned home from Brazil has been confirmed to be infected with the Zika virus.