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Some 16.05 per cent of Bangladesh's adult population (Aged 18...
Australia will spend an extra A$51.8 million ($37 million) on...
The age at which boys begin puberty is linked to...
Rates of caesarean section births almost doubled between 2000 and...
The mental health of refugees detained by Australia on the...
The World Mental Health Day will be observed in the...
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Friday...
Regularly eating foods like sausages and bacon may raise the...
A new method of analysing images from CT scans can...
Adolescents who try marijuana are not just smoking it. Many...
The 'National Sanitation Month October-2018' was inaugurated at the Department...
Prime Bank Ltd organised an awareness programme on preventive care...
Yemen’s cholera outbreak - the worst in the world -...
Production and trafficking of illicit drugs have reached unprecedented levels...
More than 6,158 dengue patients were admitted in different hospitals...
Three out of four individuals in Bangladesh have a risk...
American James Allison and Japanese Tasuku Honjo won the 2018...
A five-day road show involving ‘Baul’ and ‘Jari’ songs began...
At least 193 people have been tested 'human immunodeficiency virus'...
Information technology company Augmedix Bangladesh plans to create more than 2000 middle income jobs by 2021. The technology-enabled service platform also plans to make successful career paths for the scribes throughout Bangladesh. Augmedix shared the targets at a ceremony, titled Augmedix Scribe Achiever’s Night, at Dhaka Club on Sunday. The...
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