Health

During the recent Tsirang Dzongkhag Tshogdu, local leaders once again raised the need for a dialysis machine at Damphu Hospital....

The Royal Insurance Corporation of Bhutan launched a term-based medical insurance scheme in July last year. The plan covers you...

If things work according to the plan, the country’s healthcare system could make ex-country referrals possible for more diseases requiring...

Recognising early identification as the key to addressing rising mental health cases, the PEMA Secretariat is expanding its reach. An...

Bhutan and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) are building and improving health-related data banks to digitalise Bhutan's health system....

Children who lack essential nutrients or are malnourished are more likely to absorb lead, a toxic metal that can cause...

Residents of Lhamoi Dzingkha, Karmaling and Nichula Gewogs in Dagana, are unable to access X-ray and blood testing services at...

Bhutan Kidney Foundation has been a lifeline for kidney patients across the country. Since its establishment in 2012, the foundation...

Although smoking is prohibited in public areas, many people across the country continue to smoke in such spaces, and Phuentshogling...

Bleeding during childbirth is normal, but excessive bleeding can pose serious risks to both mother and baby. The Mother and...