BNP for overseas treatment of critically injured July Uprising victims

Amid outrage among injured patients from the July mass uprising at NITOR, a BNP delegation visited the hospital on Thursday and demanded that those who were critically wounded be sent abroad for proper treatment The party also called upon the government to quickly provide each victim of the movement with the

Hygiene in DMCH remains major concern

In Bangladesh, hospitals are places where patients think twice before visiting, due to numerous issues such as hygiene, food quality, overcrowding and ventilation. Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) ranks top among the facilities blamed for these issues. "I never think of visiting public hospitals in Bangladesh, let alone Dhaka Medical College Hospital,"

Short supply of medicines, syndicates rock DMCH

Dhaka Medical College Hospital, a cornerstone of Bangladesh's public healthcare system, now struggles with 'widespread' irregularities, including a severe shortage of medicines, leaving poor and middle-class patients without the proper care they desperately need. The hospital, consistently exceeding its bed capacity, is grappling with overcrowded wards and an overwhelming patient load,

Mismanagement, overcrowding plague DMCH

Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH), one of Bangladesh's largest public healthcare facilities, is facing a severe crisis as mismanagement and overcrowding jeopardise patient care. With patient numbers nearly double the intended capacity, the hospital is struggling to provide adequate services, exposing critical issues that burden patients and their families. Upon entry, visitors

RCC to test dengue free of cost

Rajshahi City Corporation (RCC) will test dengue free of cost aimed at detecting the patients suffering from dengue through proper diagnosis. From now on, the patients' sufferings from dengue fever can avail the test facilities at City Hospital and Urban Primary Healthcare Centres. Besides, the city corporation has adopted various initiatives to

U.S. launches healthier in motion campaign

Through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the US Embassy in Dhaka on Monday launched its “Healthier in Motion” campaign to promote health, nutrition, physical fitness, and mental health among women and youth in Bangladesh. The campaign will address social barriers that women and girls face in taking charge

3-day medical exhibition begins today

A three-day exhibition of healthcare and medical equipment, MEDEXPO 2024 will begin tomorrow at hotel InterContinental Dhaka to showcase the latest state-of-the-art products. National professor Dr. AK Azad Khan, Chairman of the Health Sector Reform Commission of the Interim Government and president, Diabetic Association of Bangladesh is scheduled to inaugurate the