
Syed Abdul Hamid
Syed Abdul Hamid is professor at the Institute of Health Economics, University of Dhaka.
Syed Abdul Hamid is professor at the Institute of Health Economics, University of Dhaka.
Bangladeshi pharmaceuticals industry will face challenges after LDC graduation.
The National Drug Policy of 1982 enabled Bangladesh to achieve self-sufficiency in pharmaceutical production.
Child nutrition begins in the womb and remains critical through the first two years of life.
The second hidden reality is the monetised cost of wastage within the public health system.
The Health Sector Reform Commission recommends establishing a national health emergency service network for swift responses in crises.
We must strongly advocate for a people-centric health budget.
Students are uniquely positioned to act as catalysts for transformation.
The erosion of trust in doctors is creating crisis for the healthcare sector.
Bangladeshi pharmaceuticals industry will face challenges after LDC graduation.
The National Drug Policy of 1982 enabled Bangladesh to achieve self-sufficiency in pharmaceutical production.
Child nutrition begins in the womb and remains critical through the first two years of life.
The second hidden reality is the monetised cost of wastage within the public health system.
The Health Sector Reform Commission recommends establishing a national health emergency service network for swift responses in crises.
We must strongly advocate for a people-centric health budget.
Students are uniquely positioned to act as catalysts for transformation.
The erosion of trust in doctors is creating crisis for the healthcare sector.