Health

Allegation of death of patient due to wrong treatment at Comfort Hospital

An allegation has been made that a patient died due to wrong treatment by doctors at Comfort Hospital on Green Road in the capital while undergoing nasal polyp surgery. Relatives of the patient said that this incident happened on Tuesday (August 20) around 12:30 pm. This information was informed in a press release sent to the media on Wednesday.

Shimul, executive director of Minister Maiwan Group, died due to doctor's negligence

Md. Shamsuddoha, executive director of Minister Maiwan Group, passed away on August 20th at approximately 12:30 PM at Dhaka's Comfort Hospital near Green Road. It is known that he died due to the doctor's negligence while doing safety plastic surgery on his nose. His untimely death has cast a pall over Chuadanga and across the country and among family members, relatives and colleagues.

factionalism weak health sector instability

Party politics has weakened the health sector. The rulers have prioritized individual and group interests over improving service quality. Soon after the fall of the Awami League government, there is unrest in government hospitals and educational institutions. The question looms large whether the interim government will create political balance in the health sector, or run the health sector with competent people.

In front of the health advisor, pro-BNP doctors are rioting

The new Acting Director General of the Department of Health Professor Dr. Pro-BNP doctors' organization DAB and employees of the department protested in front of the health advisor demanding the resignation of Robed Amin and pro-Awami officials.

Monkeypox is spreading- A global emergency

An outbreak of monkeypox has occurred in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The virus quickly spread out of control in the country. Now the World Health Organization has declared a global public health emergency due to the threat of widespread spread to neighboring countries.

Monkeypox is spreading, a global emergency

OSD to the invigilator who makes obscene gestures in front of students

Abusing the students of the anti-discrimination movement, publicly showing open pant chains and obscene gestures, the 250-bed Bangmata Sheikh Fazilatunnessa Mujib General Hospital in Sirajganj, the supervisor Dr. Ratan Kumar Roy has been transferred as OSD to Directorate of Health. At the same time he has also been attached to Barisal Medical Assistant School (MATS).

226 hospitalized with dengue

In the last 24 hours, 226 people have been admitted to hospital due to dengue. However, no death due to dengue has been reported during this period.

fake and adulterated medicine market, what is the way to survive?

Almost every day I hear about the death of adulterated and fake medicines. What is the way to avoid it? One solution to this could be immediate drug companies setting up their own showrooms across the country. So that people can buy required quality medicines directly from the company and this will create lot of employment opportunities in the country.

International quality health week is starting in the capital

A three-day "Bangkok Hospital Health Week" is going to be held in Dhaka under the initiative of Global Trails Tourism. The fair will be held at Hotel Holiday Inn City Center in the capital Dhaka on May 24-26.

Urinary Bladder Cancer: Symptoms to watch out for

The risk of bladder or urinary bladder cancer increases due to various lifestyle habits including smoking. Doctors say that increasing age is closely related to the increased risk of bladder cancer.

The government is providing free hearing aids to the hearing impaired

With the funding of the Ministry of Social Welfare and the overall cooperation of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the National Nose, Ear and Throat Institute is providing hearing aids for the hearing impaired 'Cochlear Implant Device'.

High blood pressure 'silent killer' for kidneys

Medicines are a daily companion for those with high blood pressure. Many people lack awareness of high blood pressure. A new study suggests that long-term uncontrolled blood pressure can be very harmful to the kidneys. Studies have shown that 50 percent of patients with high blood pressure are at risk of kidney failure.

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