Health

Scientists develop painless bind-aid adhesives

Researchers from America and China have developed a new type of adhesive that can attach and painlessly detach wound dressings, skin drug delivery devices and wearable robotics. The study published in the journal Advanced Materials this week reported the adhesive...

Bangladesh highlights health sector success at UN

Bangladesh has "outperformed" its many South Asian neighbours in health-related...

Vaccines group plots path through conflict, instability, epidemics

More children worldwide are now immunised against killer diseases but...

‘Blood test to save millions from blindness’

Australian scientists have developed a blood test capable of saving...

24-hour ‘Army Health Service’ launched

‘Army Health Service’ was launched at Combined Military Hospital (CMH)...

Puzzle solving 'won't stop mental decline'

Doing crossword puzzles and Sudoku does not protect against mental...

Bangladeshi scientist makes cancer test easy

A Bangladeshi scientist and two other researchers have made a...

Patients suffer at Bishwanath health complex in Sylhet

Patients of Bishwanath upazila are being deprived of government healthcare...

Most schools still lack access to improved sanitation

Most of the educational institutions have yet to comply with...

US healthcare spending growth slows further

Healthcare spending growth in the United States slowed for the...

Libya launches vaccination campaign for children

Libya's Health Ministry launched a vaccination campaign for 2.75 million...

BRAC Bank’s TARA Loan customers to get spl privileges with Tonic package

BRAC Bank Limited signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Telenor...

World’s first baby born via deceased womb transplant

A woman in Brazil who received a womb transplanted from...

IDSC distributes devices to people with disabilities

Integrated Disability Service Centre (IDSC) has distributed assistive devices to...

Int’l Day of Persons with Disabilities Monday

International Day of Persons with Disabilities and National Disabled Day-2018...

66 found HIV positive in Sylhet

At least 66 new patients have been tested HIV positive...

Three in five Bangladeshi children ‘physically inactive’

A new report shows that three out of five young...

FDA to share HIV drug information with WHO

The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Friday...

Global measles resurging, WHO warns

There has been a worldwide resurgence of measles, with many...

Experts stress ensuring adolescent health services

Administrative high officials and health experts in Rajshahi unequivocally called...

One in three suffers from liver disease in Bangladesh

Unicef predicts 80 adolescent deaths by AIDS each day by 2030

Gunfire, threats and curfews slow Congo's fight against Ebola

Chinese scientist defends 'gene-editing'

Biodiversity loss threatens humankind: UN report

England marks 10 years between rich-poor life expectancy gap: Study

China's Xiamen airlines stops serving pork on flights

China’s Xiamen airlines said it would stop serving pork on flights from Nov 24 due to African swine fever outbreaks, CAAC News, a publication run by China’s aviation regulator, reported on Friday. The world’s top pig producer has reported more than 70 cases of the deadly disease since early August,...

Sudan, neighbouring countries sign health pact

BSMMU launches textbook on nephrology

Mexican fish may offer heart healing clues

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