Changes in dietary intake during Ramadan intermittent fasting among university students in Bangladesh: A cross-sectional study

This cross-sectional study conducted in Bangladesh explores the impact of Ramadan intermittent fasting on the dietary habits of university students. With 867 participants surveyed, the research identifies significant variations in the perceived intake of specific food groups among male and female students, as well as those with hypertension and diabetes. The study underscores the need […]

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Impaired Quality of Life and its Association with Severity of Insomnia among COVID-19 Recovered Postmenopausal Women in Dhaka Division

This study conducted a cross-sectional telephone survey from August to December 2021 in Bangladesh, focusing on postmenopausal women who had recovered from COVID-19. Aimed at understanding the prevalence and associated factors of insomnia in this demographic, the research utilized a multistage sampling technique across eight divisions of Bangladesh. Data encompassed sociodemographic factors, COVID-19-related experiences, and […]

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Awareness about cervical cancer and its socio-economic determinants among adults in Bangladesh- Result from a nationwide survey.

The study found that 80.15% of adults in Bangladesh were aware of cervical cancer, with healthcare workers being the primary source of information. Married and urban residents with higher education levels and incomes had the most heightened awareness. Healthcare workers had a 98.91% awareness rate, and regular health checkups increased awareness. Higher education levels predicted […]

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Awareness about HPV vaccine and its socio-economic determinants among parents of eligible daughters in Bangladesh- Result from a nationwide survey.

This study aimed to determine the level of awareness about the Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine among Bangladeshi nationals. The findings revealed that only 22.32% of parents are aware of the HPV vaccine. The study also showed that urban residents, job holders, and people who undergo regular health check-ups are more likely to be informed about […]

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Tackling the Triple Threat: Climate Change, Serotyping Shifts, and Atypical Features in Bangladesh’s Dengue Crisis

he emergence of new dengue serotypes and atypical clinical presentations, posing 26 additional challenges to dengue control efforts. The authors recommend prioritizing climate 27 change research and surveillance, developing a tetravalent dengue vaccine, and implementing 28 proactive vector control measures to address the dengue outbreak challenge in Bangladesh.

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Knowledge and attitude among Bangladeshi Healthcare Workers regarding the Management and Infection Prevention and Control of Nipah Virus

In this study, the primary objective was to assess the level of knowledge, attitude, and preparedness of healthcare workers in managing and preventing the spread of Ebola Viral Disease. The researchers recruited 455 participants from different regions in Bangladesh using a multistage sampling technique. The study was essential in evaluating the readiness of healthcare facilities […]

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