Health

Kathmandu Valley Likely To Face Blood Crisis, NRCS Calls For Blood Donation

Nepal Red Cross Society has urged people (eligible for blood donation) for help to cope up the situation.

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Apr 02, 2018

A World Without Meat

Vegetarianism has been revived in the Renaissance period and is becoming more widespread in the 19th and 20th century

By Deepak Raj Joshi Mar 05, 2018

What is cardiac arrest?

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Feb 25, 2018

Nepal Launches Population Based Cancer Registry

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Feb 25, 2018

Altitude Sickness

Acute mountain sickness ( AMS) is a warning, a red flag. At about 2500 m or higher as you trek (and the trekking season is upon us) you may suffer from “hangover symptoms”, headache and nausea.

By Buddha Basnyat MD Feb 20, 2018

World Is Failing Newborn Babies, Says UNICEF

Babies from the best places to be born up to 50 times less likely to die in the first month of life

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Feb 20, 2018

Never Let Me Go

In the bygone Panchayat days when a number of basic industries were built with Chinese or Russian aid, the country was self sufficient for some day to day consumption or use.

By Hemang Dixit Feb 18, 2018

Galloping Consumption

The reality now is that Nepalis are living longer, with more cases of diabetics and last but not least with the scourge of AIDS. These conditions are likely to bring about resurgence and increase in the incidence of TB cases.

By Hemang Dixit Jan 21, 2018

WORLD AIDS DAY Nepal’s Progress

Thanks to the support of Nepal’s development partners and commitment of health workers, Nepal is able to reduce new HIV Infections by 40 percent

By A Correspondent Dec 09, 2017

Seventy-Five Percent Of Nepalese Are Exposed To Unsafe Air

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Dec 06, 2017

KOICA Volunteer Supports Paropakar Maternity Hospital In Nepal

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Nov 28, 2017

What’s In Store For Us?

Being raised in a democratic system I have a firm belief in its power to establish fairness, a system in which all are equal before the law.

By Greta Rana Nov 27, 2017

Nepalese Medical Students Enroll In Blacklisted Colleges In Bangladesh

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Nov 24, 2017

IOM To Hold MBBS Entrance Exam On December 2

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Nov 21, 2017

Nepal Makes A Progress In Maternal And Child Health

By A Correspondent Nov 14, 2017

A Report Reveals Improvement of Women and Children Health In Nepal

U. S.-Funded Survey Shows Improved Women’s and Children’s Health Over 20 Years.

By A Correspondent Nov 13, 2017

Time To Stop The Careless Use Of Antibiotics – The Lives Of Millions Depend Upon It

A sick child, a sore throat, a trip to the doctor – and a prescription for an antibiotic. The problem with that scenario is that many antibiotics are prescribed when, most likely, the malady is caused by a virus – not a bacterial infection – and thus will have no effect nor cure.

By Katinka De Balogh Nov 13, 2017