More than 6,000 people have been identified as at risk of non-communicable diseases since the screening programme began in three...
Read moreDetailsFrom caring for the elderly at home to strengthening disease diagnosis, Bhutan’s first medical university is stepping up to fill...
Read moreDetailsAs part of the health ministry’s effort to combat the rising burden of non-communicable disease, the National Non-Communicable Disease Screening...
Read moreDetailsRecently, many patients with minor illnesses have been visiting the National Referral Hospital, leading to overcrowding and long waiting times....
Read moreDetailsWhile basic first aid is important for everyone, it is particularly crucial for hotel staff. Hotels are not just places...
Read moreDetailsFrom preparing morning tea to instant noodles, electric plastic kettles are now among the most commonly used kitchen appliances in...
Read moreDetailsPhoto: TED-ED The urge to extract earwax with fingers is quite common, and more so among Bhutanese. But it is...
Read moreDetailsPhoto: Ministry of Health The health ministry screened over 70 per cent of students across the country in ear and...
Read moreDetailsOne in every 16 Bhutanese, regardless of sex, is at risk of dying from cancer in Bhutan. This is according...
Read moreDetailsBhutan joined the global community today in observing World Cancer Day. The event held at the Memorial Chorten in Thimphu...
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