Health Bangla

06/27/2020

Coronavirus: US facing 'big problem' as COVID-19 cases surge: Texas and other states saw record numbers of new COVID-19 cases this week. Despite improvements in testing, US health officials estimate that 20 million have been infected — 10 times higher than official figures.
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01/25/2020

Mobile Health could bring mobility to the service specialty hospital.like BIRDEM, Gonoshasthaya Kendra. SAHIC.Bangladesh Eye Hospital

Impact Report

MAKING HEALTH CARE ACCESSIBLE FOR SOME OF THE MOST DIFFICULT GROUPS TO REACH
39% serve only in cities
14% serve only in rural areas
47% serve both rural and urban locations

MAINLY SERVING THE UNINSURED AND THE PUBLICLY INSURED
60% uninsured
31% publicly insured (Medicare/Medicaid/Chip)
9% privately insured

MOBILE CLINICS SERVE CHILDREN
42% of those tended to are UNDER 18

SUCCESSFULLY REACHING MEN & WOMEN
43% of those tended to are Men
57% of those tended to are Women

12/30/2016

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Learn about audiologists (hearing doctors) and the field of audiology, including the types of services like hearing tests they provide. The in-house audiolog...

06/28/2016

Helping those with hearing problems in Zambia, a developing country larger than Texas with more than 14 million people, requires organization and technical prowess.

09/29/2015

Right now, 62 million girls around the world are not in school. Millions more are fighting to stay there. Let Girls Learn is a new effort by the United States Government to raise awareness about the importance of allowing all girls to pursue a quality education.

08/27/2015

Stronger, not sicker: Carley Rutledge is studying biology at university in Colorado. She loves hiking and hanging out with friends. Many of us take these things for granted, but for Carley they are only possible because she's taking part in a trial for a cancer vaccine. Without the trial, Carley would have been stuck in hospital having a second round of chemotherapy. Carley tells her story in this film. We also hear from her doctors, who are pioneering this new personalized cancer treatment that uses a patient's own immune system to fight the

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Carley Rutledge is studying biology at university in Colorado. She loves hiking and hanging out with friends. Many of us take these things for granted, but f...

08/27/2015

body hackings, cancer treatments, immunity, infectious disease, life sciences, programming immunity, science and technology, The Future Now

08/04/2015

Help Health Bangla to help Bangladeshi Cancer Patient.Give them a second Chance of life.
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A fascinating look at the history of bone marrow, stem cell, and cord blood transplantation featuring survivors from the early days of transplant

07/27/2015

When it comes to achieving a solid night's sleep, a cool room is a must. But it turns out that warming the body, as counterintuitive as that sounds, is equally important. According to renowned sleep scientist

07/20/2015

Our latest Freakonomics Radio episode is called “The Economics of Sleep, Part 1″ (You can subscribe to the podcast at iTunes or elsewhere, get the RSS feed, or listen via the media player above. You can also read the transcript, which includes credits for the music you’ll hear in the episode.)

07/20/2015

It's one thing to make sleep a priority and another to actually achieve those blissful seven to nine hours of unadulterated shut-eye. Your ability to fall asleep at a reasonable time, stay asleep and

07/19/2015

Who We Are

We are among the most advanced sleep and breathing centers in the nation. we are unique in that we diagnose and treat all common sleep disorders, plus respiratory difficulties caused by neurological and musculoskeletal disorders.

Our multidisciplinary medical team includes board-certified clinicians in sleep medicine, pulmonology, and neurology. These clinicians also collaborate with colleagues in otolaryngology, oral and maxillofacial surgery, and psychiatry. Our team includes registered sleep technologists and licensed respiratory therapists with many years of clinical experience.

What We Treat

Our Sleep Disorder Program treats a full range of common sleep disorders, including sleep-disordered breathing, difficulty falling or staying asleep (insomnia), and sleep/wake pattern disorders such as circadian rhythm disorders.

Our Breathing Disorders Program focuses on the assessment and management of respiratory problems in patients with neuromuscular and musculoskeletal diseases such as Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease), spinal cord injury requiring respiratory support, and scoliosis.

Sleep Laboratory for Overnight Studies

Our facility includes a four-bed sleep laboratory for overnight sleep studies. The laboratory features private bedrooms and bathrooms in a comfortable and spacious testing center that includes equipment to monitor brain activity, cardiac activity, breathing pause, snoring, oxygenation, chest and abdominal activity, and limb movements. Patients are monitored throughout the night by technical staff experienced in sleep medicine.