UAE wants to expand trade ties with Bangladesh
bdreports24 Desk:
Minister of health of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed Al Owais called on Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Thursday on the sidelines of the World Government Summit (WGS) in Dubai.
The minister thanked the Chief Adviser during the meeting, for joining the prestigious annual summit of top government leaders, saying his presence has uplifted the gathering, according to a message received.
"We learn from people like you," the UAE health minister said as they discussed various aspects of the WGS.
"The WGS is learning from the experiences of people, who have come from all over the world," he said.
Trump to cut funding in medical research sector
The Trump administration is going to cut billions of dollars in medical research funding by reducing the amount of costs to support for universities, hospitals and other scientific institutions.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) told that it was reducing the amount of “indirect” medical research funding going to institutions, which will cut spending by $4bn a year.
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Half of all hypertension patients are unaware of the fact
Dr. Taslima Akter
In this day and age of seemingly endless stress, hypertension or high blood pressure is emerging as an increasingly common comorbid condition. An individual’s blood pressure changes each day, depending on her/his movement and activity. However, if you have hypertension, it means that your blood pressure is chronically higher than it should be.
May is High Blood Pressure Education Month, with the 17th of the month observed glob...
Keep in mind your nutrition and health after Ramadan
Fasting cleans our liver, the body fats and toxins and helps us to stay healthy and fit. During the holy month of Ramadan, we also grew some good habits such as, we quit smoking, having a healthy diet, improved stamina through exercise. Now Eid is just around the corner and now, we are about to switch to our regular meals.
By: Anika Tabassum Mohona
Yet, it will need a few days to get back to the usual food habit and sleeping routines.
Bec...
Expulsion, trial of health sector criminals demanded
National Management Improvement Council (NMIC) held its first program with arranging a human-chain on Saturday at 11.00 am in front of the National Press Club in the capital .
NMIC in the program demanded expulsion and fair trial against the responsible for the failure of COVID-19 test and mismanagement of health service. The program was moderated by Dr. Tanvir Abir. Later from the program, the Joint-convener of NMIC, Dr. Md. Shamim Hayder Talukder declared the upcoming program. The human-chain was headed by Professor Dr. Major Nazmul Ahsan Kalimullah, BNCCO, and Convener of NMIC.
Govt urged to allocate more funds in public heath
A webinar on the research in the health sector was held at the liaison office of Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur on Monday. This program was organized by Dr. Wazed Research & Training Institute, Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur, Eminence Associate for Social Development, Bangladesh, and Digital Healthcare Foundation. Dr. Tanvir Abir, Associate Professor, College of Business Administration, International University of Business Agriculture and Technology, moderated the webinar. Md. Habibur Rahman, M Phil. Research Fellow, Dr. Wazed Research and Training Institute, Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur and Sakina Akter Sema, Section Officer (Grade-1), Vice-Chancellor Office, Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur acted as webinar's Associate Moderator reporters.
Professor Dr. Md. Habibe Milla...
