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  • Supporting working mothers can save children’s lives

    Farasha Bashir July 11, 2019     No Comment     Child Health, Community Health, Gender

    New research by icddr,b in Bangladesh urges government to support measures to ensure balance between childcare and work for mothers. In almost all societies across the world, women play a vital role in the family structure responsible for the health and wellbeing of all family members. Usually they are assigned, by custom and norm, to

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  • icddr,b and partners explore pathways of antibiotic use in Bangladesh and ways to intervene

    icddr,b communications April 10, 2019     No Comment     AMR, Community Health

    A new study with icddr,b and collaborators is looking at how antibiotics are used by people in Bangladesh for illness in humans and also for their livestock and animals. In collaboration with Loughborough University, Durham University and the University of Bristol, UK the study, titled Pathways of antibiotic use in Bangladesh (PAUSE) has identified important

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  • mHealth platform can help reduce diarrhoeal diseases

    icddr,b communications February 3, 2019     No Comment     Community Health, Infectious Diseases, mhealth

    mHealth decision support may increase adherence to WHO guideline in treating diarrheal patients significantly, suggests new initial observations from an icddr,b study in collaboration with Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research (IEDCR) under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) in Bangladesh. Diarrheal disease globally remains the second leading cause of death for

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  • Health insurance critical to achieving universal health coverage

    Farasha Bashir December 12, 2018     No Comment     Community Health, UHC

    Bangladesh has taken considerable steps to ensure UHC can be achieved by 2030, but it still remains an uphill battle. The government’s low health spend, 2.8 per cent of its GDP – one of the smallest in the world, has led to substantial out-of-pocket (OOP) healthcare expenditures, rising from 55.9 per cent in 1997 to

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  • Why are garments workers more prone to violence at home?

    Farasha Bashir November 25, 2018     No Comment     Community Health, Gender

    One of the most prevalent public health issues plaguing the world today is violence against women and girls. Not only is this a violation of fundamental human rights, but the negative effects of such abuse can last a lifetime and even span generations, impacting the health, education, and employment of millions of women and their

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