Wolbachia Mosquitoes Offer Bangladesh a New Hope Against Dengue
Scientific Breakthrough: Locally Adapted “Good Mosquitoes” Developed for Dhaka A major scientific development has brought renewed hope to Bangladesh in the fight against dengue.
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Scientific Breakthrough: Locally Adapted “Good Mosquitoes” Developed for Dhaka A major scientific development has brought renewed hope to Bangladesh in the fight against dengue.
A New Era Begins Dhaka, 23 April 2025: Starting tomorrow, 24 April, icddr,b’s Genome Centre will launch a Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS)-based cancer diagnostic service.
A bright, aligned smile isn’t just about appearance—it’s a reflection of overall oral health.
As temperatures surge across Bangladesh, the extreme summer heat is triggering a spike in various health issues.
A growing body of research suggests that night owls—those who stay up late and sleep during daylight hours—may be more vulnerable to depression.
An Australian man in his 40s made history by surviving 105 days with the BiVACOR Total Artificial Heart before receiving a donor transplant.
Blocked heart arteries, or coronary artery disease, are a leading cause of heart attacks and other severe health problems.
icddr,b, in collaboration with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and ITN-BUET, under the direction of Hospital Services Management at the Directorate General…
icddr,b hosted a seminar today to highlight the potential of Bubble Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (bCPAP), a locally manufactured, low-cost respiratory support device, in treating severe childhood pneumonia.
Nipah virus, a zoonotic disease that spreads from animals to humans, has become a significant health concern in Bangladesh, particularly during winter.
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