Health

April 19, 2025, 3:49 am

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Sweden provides $12.7m in humanitarian aid for Rohingyas What Bangladesh stands to gain if Trump lifts sanctions on Russia There are examples of turning ex-enemies into allies: Azad Majumder Baby sold by mother rescued in Tangail Police constable commits ‘suicide’ in Chuadanga Shafiqul criticises cricketer Shakib for joining JS polls with AL ticket Govt spent only 36.65pc of ADP fund in Jul-Mar: IMED ANFREL delegation meets Fakhrul, discusses election issue Bangladesh lags behind in meeting conditions in 4 areas Foreign Adviser calls for addressing expat issues at home before their arrival in destination countries

Health

Looking back at 2024: Tension remains in health sector, lack of priority implementation

TDS Desk As many as 810 dengue patients were admitted to different hospitals across the country on 1 January 2024, the first day of the outgoing year. Till being ousted,

Drug scandals roil film industry

TDS Desk: High-prolife drug abuse allegations have shaken up the country’s showbiz sector, with claims going as far as to implicate some young-aspiring actresses in drug trade. The industry’s new

Lalmonirhat railway hospital limps with lack of physicians

TDS Desk Lalmonirhat railway hospital faces acute shortage of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, medical technicians and other staff, hampering its medical service to the people and railway men. Sources said currently,

BENDSTA calls for evidence-based review on e-cigarette import ban

TDS Desk: The Bangladesh Electronic Nicotine Delivery System Traders Association (BENDSTA) has expressed deep concern over the government’s decision to prohibit the import of e-cigarettes and Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems

8 tips for healthy eating

TDS Desk The key to a healthy diet is to eat the right amount of calories for how active you are so you balance the energy you consume with the

Bangladeshis spend $5bn annually on medical care abroad: BB governor

TDS Desk The central bank Governor Ahsan H Mansur said Bangladeshis spend over $5 billion each year on medical treatment overseas, with India and Thailand being the top destinations due