Health

November 22, 2024, 11:38 pm

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Climate finance: $250b a year needed A fruity paradise: Orange orchard in Sreepur becomes local attraction Indian visa curbs slash revenue earnings, trade at Benapole border Entrepreneurship education project: Tk 935m financing awaits final govt approval Why the US forced sale of Google’s Chrome faces legal hurdles Atiq, Alep, and Mohiuddin sent to prison after remand Shortage of daily essentials ahead of Ramadan Record 281 aid workers killed in 2024, says UN Indian citizen held with liquor in Akhaura RIYADH SEASON 2024: Bangladeshi cultural heritage unfolds in Saudi Arabia

Health

Prices of 24 medicines including cholera saline hiked

FBD Desk: The government has increased the price of 24 types of medicines by 5 percent to 12 percent of the medicine manufacturing company Libra Infusions Limited following the increasement

Dengue: Death toll rises to 234 as 4 more die

Staff Correspondent: With four more deaths from dengue confirmed in 24 hours till Monday morning, the official death toll from the mosquito-borne disease rose to 234 this year. Among those

Wide programs for hypertension control required

Swarnomoyee Mostafa Oishy: According to the World Health Organization, 1.28 billion people suffer from high blood pressure worldwide and two-thirds of them live in low- and middle-income countries, including Bangladesh.

Strengthen Tobacco Control Law to safeguard public health: Law Minister

Staff Correspondent: To reduce the use of tobacco products and achieve a tobacco-free country by 2040, as envisioned by the Prime Minister, the strengthening of tobacco control law is a

Dengue death toll in Bangladesh reaches 187 : 796 more hospitalised in 24 hrs

Staff Correspondent: With five more deaths reported in 24 hours till yesterday morning, this year’s fatalities from Dengue climbed to 187. This year’s fatalities from the mosquito-borne disease reached 182

42 percent of rickshaw pullers face hearing problems: Study

Desk Report: About 43.20 crores of adults in the world are victims of occupational noise pollution. Rickshaw pullers are the most sufferers of this problem in Bangladesh. About 42 percent