1. Introduction Bangladesh is the most densely populated country in the world with a population of 139 million people, 40 percent of who are living in poverty (HIES 2005). The Bangladesh National Strategy for Accelerated Poverty Reduction (NSAPR 2005) considers ...

CHAPTER-01 Pharmacy The mortar and pestle, an internationally recognized symbol to represent the pharmacy profession Pharmacy (from the Greek ???????? 'pharmakon' = drug) is the health profession that links the health sciences with the chemical sciences, and it is charged ...

View With Charts And Images Hypersensitivity diseases: disorders caused by immune responses   Hypersensitivity Hypersensitivity is a term that is used to identify situations in which some type of substance or medication triggers an unusually strong and adverse reaction from ...

1. Introduction Diabetes is a disorder of metabolism due to absolute deficiency or diminished effectiveness of insulin. Due to lack of insulin, hyperglycemia and glycosuria almost invariably occur (Hyder et al., 1998-99). It is a fatal health problem in the ...

1. INTRODUCTION There is increase incidence of cardiovascular diseases world wide. Among them ischemic heart diseases, hypertensive heart diseases, and myocardial diseases are most important as they lead to Left ventricular dysfunction. LV dysfunction may be due to impairment of ...

View With Charts And Images 1.1 About Organization: Shahabuddin Medical College Hospital is well set for its methodical Medicare support and it is regarded as one of the best, modern private Hospitals in Dhaka Bangladesh. The physical set up of ...

View With Charts And Images Biomechanics And Rehabilitation Of Cricket Injured Player DEFINITION Sports injuries result from acute trauma or repetitive stress associated with athletic activities. Sports injuries can affect bones or soft tissue (ligaments, muscles, tendons). Professional dancers are ...

View With Charts And Images General Introduction   The drug delivery technology landscape is highly competitive and rapidly evolving.  Drug dosage forms are keeping pace with high-tech times. Historically, drug delivery has taken the form of injection, infusion, ingestion and ...

In the last newsletter (part 3 in our series on the digestive system), we concluded our discussion of the anatomy and physiology of the stomach from a natural health perspective. In this issue, we take the logical next step and ...

In the last newsletter (part 1 in our series on the digestive system), we began our exploration of the anatomy and physiology of the stomach from a natural health perspective. In this issue, Part 2, we finish that exploration by ...