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TUESDAY, AUGUST 05, 2025

health sector

Illustration: TBS
The Big Picture

The future of medicine: How innovations will catalyse quantum leaps in healthcare by 2055

What was once considered science fiction — remote diagnostics, AI in surgery, 3D-printed organs — has become medical reality. The next 30 years will redefine what it means to be treated, cured and...

Illustration: TBS
The Big Picture

Bangladesh’s healthcare at crossroads: Progress stalled by policy failures

Illustration: Duniya Jahan/TBS
Budget

Budget FY26: Health sector gets Tk41,908cr

File photo of Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus during a speech at the Civil Surgeons' Conference at his office on 12 May 2025. Photo: Screengrab
Bangladesh

25% of issues in health sector will disappear if the system is improved: CA Yunus

Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed/TBS
Health

$23b market projection sparks investment calls in health sector

Representational image. Photo: Eias.org
Budget

Interim govt seeks to rationalise health sector funding in ADP

Experts panel formed for health sector reforms
Health

Experts panel formed for health sector reforms

Infographics: Duniya Jahan/ TBS Creative
Budget

Health expenditure gets a boost, but falls to 0.7% of total GDP

Sketch: TBS
Thoughts

The economics of health and the health of economics

How government can utilise the private sector to improve Bangladesh’s health
Thoughts

How government can utilise the private sector to improve Bangladesh’s health

President Mohammed Shahabuddin giving his speech at the 'Fourth International Scientific Conference-2024' in Dhaka on 24 February 2024. Photo: BSS
Bangladesh

President stresses further smoothening medical facilities for poor

Ayaan Ahmed. Photo: Collected
Court

Country's health sector controlled by local-foreign mafia: HC on Ayaan's death

Support staff giving care to a critically ill patient at the Intensive Care Unit of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Hospital. The Photo was taken recently.Photo: Mumit M
Supplement

Health sector needs visionary leadership to improve services

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