Wednesday, 16 September 2026 · 7:33 AM
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Researchers in Bangladesh emphasize the critical need to maintain balance and diversity among the trillions of microorganisms residing in the human gut. Scientific studies focus on increasing beneficial bacteria while managing the complex environment of microbes.
Lower back pain is a common health issue that reduces daily productivity and increases stress. Proper posture, daily walking, and specific yoga poses can effectively prevent and alleviate this discomfort.
A Greek couple has successfully welcomed a newborn child in Athens using an embryo that remained frozen for 22 years. The remarkable birth comes to light as the nation adheres to a strict government-imposed age limit for women undergoing fertility treatments.
A coffee nap combines the stimulating effects of caffeine with a brief rest to boost alertness. This technique relies on timing, as caffeine takes about 20 to 30 minutes to enter the bloodstream.
Experts clarify that carrying excess body weight or obesity does not guarantee adequate protein intake, as weight primarily depends on the balance between calorie consumption and expenditure. A variety of everyday foods can supply essential nutrients without the need for supplements.
Dark circles under the eyes can be caused by various factors including sleep deprivation and genetics. Adopting specific habits for 21 days can help improve the skin around the eyes.
Experts recommend taking babies to the dentist as soon as their first teeth begin to emerge around four months of age. Proper oral hygiene is essential to prevent tooth decay caused by milk residue and feeding bottles.
Experts explain how digital connectivity and constant social media comparisons trigger psychological distress. Analysts recommend fundamental lifestyle discipline and strict device boundaries to combat mental fatigue.
Working out on an empty stomach can increase fat usage during light to moderate cardio sessions. However, experts warn that a lack of glycogen during high-intensity training can reduce peak performance and raise injury risks.
The Bangladesh Medical Tourism Foundation has officially launched at the 'Sanjeevani-2026' international healthcare and medical tourism expo in New Delhi. The international debut brought together healthcare representatives from thirty-nine countries alongside the Services Export Promotion Council of India.
The Ministry of Public Administration has issued a notification appointing new directors for Dhaka Medical College Hospital and Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College Hospital. The outgoing directors from both institutions are being returned to the Bangladesh Army.
Exploring the scientific explanation and causes behind post-prandial somnolence, the drowsy feeling experienced after eating. This phenomenon typically occurs one to two hours after a meal.
Postprandial somnolence is the scientific term for the drowsiness that occurs after eating. This common post-meal fatigue typically manifests one to two hours following a meal.
Satkhira district health authorities have issued a heightened alert across all upazila health complexes following a concerning surge in dengue infections. A total of 239 patients have received hospital treatment across the district during the current season up to September 8.
A new awareness report from Bangladesh highlights crucial prevention methods against mosquitoes. Scientists explain how fabric tightness and standing water impact mosquito activity.
State Minister Dr. M A Mohit announced that Bangladesh faces a mounting public health crisis as dengue cases rise nationwide. Authorities are launching a three-month preventive campaign ahead of the predicted peak.
A 14-year-old eighth-grade student from Bangladesh has died following an appendicitis surgery. Health authorities have formed a three-member probe committee to investigate the circumstances surrounding her death.
Moulvibazar 250-bed General Hospital is struggling with severe shortages of manpower, equipment, and beds, leaving patients without critical care services. The facility, which serves a population of 2.1 million, routinely admits up to 500 patients daily against its official capacity.
A roundtable meeting in Dhaka highlighted the urgent need for robust tobacco control to combat non-communicable diseases and achieve Sustainable Development Goals. Experts emphasized that tobacco use causes massive fatalities annually in Bangladesh.
Patients lying on the floor at Chittagong Medical College Hospital face severe electrical hazards due to makeshift wiring. Hospital authorities have acknowledged the extreme risks involved and announced upcoming enforcement operations.
Bangladesh marked World Physiotherapy Day with calls for professional recognition as experts highlighted the role of physical activity in preventing cardiovascular diseases. The event brought attention to global health statistics and the necessity of authorized regulatory frameworks.
Relatives and locals staged a human chain in Chitalmari upazila on September 8 demanding justice after a patient named Lovely Gharami reportedly fell into a critical condition following a Caesarean section. Authorities have confirmed receiving complaints and announced the formation of an investigation committee.
Bhutan has received official recognition from the World Health Organization for successfully eliminating dog-mediated rabies as a public health problem. The milestone makes the nation the first in Southeast Asia to achieve this vital health success.
The government of Bangladesh has decided to recruit 100,000 health workers to fulfill its electoral pledges. The massive recruitment drive will be implemented across three distinct phases, beginning with 45,700 personnel in the 2026-27 financial year.
A recent awareness report highlights the severe health risks and addictive nature of consuming sleeping pills without a doctor's prescription. Medical insights reveal how these medications depress the central nervous system and cause dangerous long-term side effects.
Walking barefoot on grass, also known as grounding or earthing, offers several scientifically backed health advantages. Research indicates it can reduce stress, improve sleep, and strengthen foot muscles.
A newly published study in The Lancet shows that passive smoking affected over 2.7 billion people globally in 2023. The research reveals that approximately 1.7 million deaths occurred due to secondhand smoke exposure during that year.
Bangladesh faces a massive shortage with only 30,311 doctors currently serving in government facilities. Health authorities note that thousands of posts remain vacant amid high national demand.
Bangladesh has announced a significant shortage of medical professionals across public hospitals nationwide. Authorities report that thousands of authorized posts remain vacant while recruitment processes continue.
Recent research published in Nature Communications examines antimicrobial resistance and handwashing among rural populations in Bangladesh and Kenya. Findings show that improved hygiene measures significantly reduce antibiotic use in children.
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