- DMP bans gatherings in areas adjacent to Turag River
- Shakib Al Hasan summoned in Dhaka Court for cheque fraud case
- 1st flight since Assad’s fall takes off from Damascus airport
- HC issues rule on posting of exempted 311 sub-inspectors at Sarda
- Qamrul, Salim placed on 4-day remand in murder case
- Bangladesh sees $124 million drop in blocked airline funds over six months
- Ashwin says goodbye to international cricket
- Tensions intensify at Biswa Ijtema ground after clashes; 2 dead
- Scientists unveil solar-powered method to convert saline water into drinkable
- Malaysian minister to be fined for smoking at eatery
- CA to address Al-Azhar University on Thursday
- Mother of five beats stage 4 cancer with 'miraculous' treatment
- Ravichandran Ashwin announced immediate retirement from cricket
- 8-hour gas outage in few areas of Dhaka on Thursday
- Soumya Sarkar’s finger injured in T20 Series, out for at least 3 weeks
- Israeli troops to occupy a buffer zone inside Syria for the 'foreseeable future'
- Babar, 6 others acquitted in 10-truck arms haul case
- Ensuring expats’ voting rights crucial as remittance inflow surges: Asif Nazrul
- ‘Emilia Pérez’ and ‘Wicked’ shine in Oscar shortlist nominations
- Mainly dry weather for next 24hrs
Annual expenditure of Tk 6,000 crore on treatment abroad
Bangladeshi patients continue to spend heavily on medical treatment abroad, with annual expenditures reaching approximately 6,000 crore taka. Many traveling to India for medical care, but diplomatic tensions have led to India limiting visa issuance, only allowing entry for serious cases. In...
Decrease in Bangladeshi patients hits India’s hospital sector hard!
Indias hospital industry has been severely impacted by a sharp decline in Bangladeshi patients. The private hospitals association in eastern India reported a nearly 70% drop in patients from Bangladesh. Hospitals that heavily depended on these patients have faced a significant setback. The...
Study shows brain stimulation technique helps spinal injury patients walk again
Scientists have found that stimulating a specific part of the brain with electricity can help people with spinal cord injuries walk more easily. One patient shared how the method helped him overcome his fear of stairs. The new technique is intended for people with spinal cord injuries where the...