The National Mushroom Centre has confirmed 50 mushrooms in the country to be poisonous, while thousands more are being studied...
Read moreDetailsWith the recent outbreak of rabies in goats and stray dogs in Pasakha and Phuentshogling, livestock and health officials are...
Read moreDetailsWith the inauguration of the Pangbisa hospital in Paro, people of Pangbisa in Lunyi Gewog will no longer have to...
Read moreDetailsIn a significant effort to break down barriers to healthcare access for persons with disabilities, the Ability Bhutan Society (ABS)...
Read moreDetailsVillagers of Barshong in Thimphu’s Naro Gewog are calling for an additional healthcare worker in their village, preferably a female...
Read moreDetailsThe country is facing an acute shortage of psychiatrists. Today, there are only three psychiatrists and all of them are...
Read moreDetailsAbout five years ago, most schools in the country started giving fortified rice, which is enriched with vitamins and minerals,...
Read moreDetailsAn alternative to sanitary pads is menstrual cups. Menstrual cups are changing period care by offering several benefits when it...
Read moreDetailsIn a significant step towards promoting inclusivity and menstrual hygiene management, Red Dot Bhutan in collaboration with various partners celebrated...
Read moreDetailsIn a move towards prioritising student health and wellbeing, Bhutan's educational institutions are set to adopt and implement the Health...
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