The DGHS has fixed dengue test charge at a maximum of Tk 500 at private hospitals. “Stern action will be taken against the hospitals which took extra charges from the fixed rate.” Prof Dr Ahmedul Kabir, additional director general of the Directorate General of the Health Services (DGHS), warned this at press briefing on Sunday. Meanwhile, tk 100 is fixed ...
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15-member Bangladesh delegation to attend World Physiotherapy Congress
World Physiotherapy Congress is going to be held at Dubai in the United Arab Emirates from June 2 to 4. Marking the programme, the World Trade Centre of Dubai will turn into a place of gathering of around 5,000 teachers, students and practitioners from around the globe, said a press release of Bangladesh Physiotherapy Association (BPA). Amid Covid-19 pandemic in ...
Read More »Which is the best country for `Hair Transplant`?
When it comes to hair transplants, finding the right country to have the procedure done can be a daunting task. There are many factors to consider, including the expertise of the surgeon, the cost of the procedure, and the overall quality of aftercare. We did the research and have come up with a list of 10 countries that are most ...
Read More »Zen Health360 hosts sessions on Malaysia healthcare
Tech-driven healthcare management company Zen Health360 organised a knowledge sharing session on potentials of Malaysia healthcare for Bangladeshis. During the networking session at a Gulshan hotel on Tuesday night, the participants exchanged views on potentials of collaboration with local partner – Zen Health360 focusing on Malaysia as a destination of ‘world class’ healthcare. Malaysia’s Mahkota Medical Centre marketing director Tan ...
Read More »HMIF sets up 5 telemedicine cilinics in India
Hyundai Motor India Foundation (HMIF),the CSR arm of Hyundai Motor India Ltd. (HMIL) on Tuesday inaugurated Telemedicine clinic in Humma, Rambha, Pattapur, Raj Ranpur and Godipara villages in the Ganjam and Nayagarh districts of Odisha. A total of 5 telemedicine clinics are now operational in the state. The telemedicine clinics are an extension of HMIF’s social outreach initiative ‘Sparsh Sanjeevani’ ...
Read More »WHO members approve nearly $7 bn budget
The World Health Organization on Monday won basic approval for a $6.83-billion budget over the next two years, including a 20-percent hike in mandatory membership fees. As the UN health agency kicked off its annual decision-making assembly, member states in a key committee approved the budget without objection, AFP reports. WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus hailed the move as “historic ...
Read More »5 Foods that help ease your arthritis pain
Food is medicine. If you’re struggling with pain from arthritis, eating foods that have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties — along with any drugs or other treatments your doctor recommends — may help. “Research is ongoing, but scientists already have found that certain foods may reduce arthritis-related inflammation and pain,” says registered dietitian Andrea Dunn, RD, LD, CDE. Here are ...
Read More »WHO chief hopes for ‘historic’ pandemic accord
A new pandemic accord under negotiation must be a “historic agreement” marking a dramatic shift in the approach to global health security after the Covid crisis, the WHO chief said Sunday. “We cannot simply carry on as we did before,” Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said as he opened the World Health Organization’s annual assembly in Geneva. WHO’s member states have begun ...
Read More »Screening to detect anaemia in women
A massive drive to create awareness on low haemoglobin has been taken up by Rotary International. Rotary Club of Salt Lake Metropolitan and Rotary International District 3291 have taken up a project to screen, educate and treat women suffering from low haemoglobin. So far, 1,500 women have been screened out of which 68.5 per cent were found to be anaemic. ...
Read More »‘Adulterated food a major threat to public health’
Ensuring proper measurement of food and its ingredients is vital for maintaining food safety as millions of people suffer from illness by eating contaminated and adulterated foods every year. Hazardous food has been adjudged as a major threat to public health in the present context, so emphasis should be given on adopting effective measures in this regard. Administrative officials and ...
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