Three-quarters of newborn care facilities in Nepal lack critical medicines
Assessment by the health ministry shows newborn units rely heavily on contract staff, while infection control, hygiene and quality monitoring remain weak.
Assessment by the health ministry shows newborn units rely heavily on contract staff, while infection control, hygiene and quality monitoring remain weak.
Nepal Medical Council has suspended temporary registrations of the doctors and requested authorities to close Baluwatar-based Maria Hospital.
Officials admit that the vaccine crisis, which started in November last year, is unlikely to be resolved soon.
The Epidemiology and Disease Control Division urges provinces and local units to stock medicines for water-borne diseases, test water quality and prepare for monsoon-related…
Over 300 children have been infected in outbreaks in seven districts of Nepal since January.
Over 970 Nepali peacekeepers are in the virus-hit Democratic Republic of Congo, including in Bunia and Fataki in Ituri Province, the epicentre of the outbreak.
The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority maintains records of almost all disasters, but has no data on wild mushroom poisoning, which is not legally…
Patients, medics and officials question the quality of drugs supplied under government health programmes citing weaknesses in procurement and testing.
As many as 66 districts report dengue cases before the start of the monsoon. Experts say it's concerning.
Nimesulide, aceclofenac and ketoprofen will be phased out over six months, during which existing stocks can still be sold.