2:37 am, Wednesday, 22 October 2025
BREAKING NEWS
Advancing early childhood development through primary healthcare for a smart Bangladesh
In developing countries, including Bangladesh, nearly 250 million children under five fail to reach their full developmental potential due to
Refresh Your Skin: The Right Way to Shower in Summer!
There’s nothing quite like a long, hot shower to make you feel revitalized. However, recent studies and expert advice suggest
icddr,b to develop extreme heat safety training module for RMG workers in Bangladesh
04 JUN 2024, Dhaka, Bangladesh-A stakeholder meeting titled “Developing heat mitigation training package to improve ready-made garment (RMG) workers’ health
icddr,b Study Reveals Poor Toilet Access and Hygiene Conditions in Hospitals in Dhaka
Dhaka, Bangladesh, 10 June 2024:A recent study across 12 government and private hospitals in Dhaka found that 68% of government
Canadian Deputy Minister Praises icddr,b’s Innovations and Impact During Visit
“An absolutely inspiring example of skill, compassion, competence, and innovation in the service of Bangladesh and the world. Bravo!” Dr
Strengthening TB Public-Private Mix for Enhanced Policy Advocacy and Private Sector Engagement
Dhaka, Bangladesh, 04 June 2024: icddr,b, in collaboration with the National Tuberculosis Control Programme (NTP) and The Stop TB Partnership,
PM Sheikh Hasina and Dr Tahmeed Ahmed Discuss Health Initiatives
Dr Tahmeed Ahmed, Executive Director of icddr,b, had the honour of meeting with the Honourable Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh
How to Reduce Burn Pain: Tips and Mistakes to Avoid
Burns from daily activities like cooking or ironing are common. While home remedies are often used, they can sometimes do
Expert Tips to Effectively Banish Acne Scars
There is no end to the suffering caused by acne. The beauty of the face can be quickly ruined by
New Gene Mutation Discovery Could Slow Alzheimer’s Progression
In 2019, scientists discovered a Colombian woman with a rare gene mutation that delayed early-onset Alzheimer’s disease by three decades.
