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Jhapa, Aug 18: Most of the deaths in Nepal (71 percent) are caused by non-communicable diseases, according to a study. The risk non-communicable diseases is lately increasing day by day, pointed out researchers, who conducted the study, at a PEN-Plus programme organised here in Damak, Jhapa, by a government hospital
he Epidemiology and Communicable Disease Control Division of the Ministry of Health and Population has instructed the federal hospitals and
The cases of scrub typhus have increased in the District Hospital Bajura amidst the monsoon season.
The Ministry of Health and Population has prepared to launch the vaccination campaign against measles and rubella in the entire
Citizens of the remote Himalayan district of Humla have lost their lives while waiting for the airplanes. Four infant children
A 41-year-old man from Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City-12 died of dengue fever while receiving treatment in Chitwan Medical College.
Children's health should be viewed holistically, not just as a treatment of heart. We reached to this conclusion after a
The cases of dengue fever are soaring in the country. According to the Epidemiology and Disease Control Division, the disease
Kathmandu, Aug 8: Conjunctivitis infection has spread throughout the country in recent days. Most of hospitals across the country are
Dr Shambhu Prasad Acharya has, on behalf of Nepal, filed his candidacy for the World Health Orgnisation (WHO) South East
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