Pabitra Sunar

When joints in the arms and legs ache, people often attribute it to bone degeneration or a pinched nerve and frequently pursue orthopedic treatment. However, arthritis often causes such pain. Address these symptoms promptly to prevent severe complications. 

The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) recently formed a Health Insurance Reform Committee to improve health insurance and enhance citizens' access to healthcare services. The committee has submitted its report, sparking growing interest in how it will address the issues in health insurance.

The Sukraraj Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital has reported that the health of the Mpox-infected patient, admitted to the hospital since last week, is improving.

From a humble struggle to a resounding success, Mandira Maharjan’s journey from grinding lentils with a stone to building a thriving Bara and Yomari business is a testament to resilience and hard work. Starting with just Rs 180 from her first day's sales in the bustling streets of Asan in Kath...

Maternal deaths due to postpartum complications continue to occur in Nepal, as the latest data shows that on average, 151 mothers die for every 100,000 live births.

A study has shown that it is not just the lack of access to healthcare services, but the lack of quality healthcare services that leads to deaths. 

KATHMANDU, Oct 28:  Last month, Ram Mandal (name changed), 27, of Rautahat was admitted to Teku Hospital in critical condition after stepping on a rusty nail. 

KATHMANDU, Oct 3: In July, Santaraj Praja, 46, from Chitwan was brought to Sukraraj Tropical and Infectious Disease Hospital in Teku after he struggled to drink water.

KATHAMNDU, Sept 27: Hospitals have reported that dengue infections in the Kathmandu Valley, which have been increasing for the past two weeks, have seen a further rise in recent days. In just 20 hours, 60 dengue-infected patients arrived at the emergency department of Sukraraj Tropical and Infectiou...

KATHMANDU, Sept 21: The number of dementia patients visiting Bir Hospital’s Neuro Medicine department has been rising steadily over the past few years, a marked change from a decade and a half ago when such cases were sparse.