Shows BBS survey; experts blame poverty, poor nutrition, early pregnancy and unhealthy feeding practices

2 out of every 5 people unable to afford healthy diet in 2025, significant malnutrition still persists

Bangladesh has made notable progress in improving many health outcomes. Yet, primary healthcare services remain insufficient in both rural and urban areas.

16 lakh children malnourished, warns national analysis

An independent body recommending viable prices for all commodities under its mandate, is something the government must consider.

Address the double-edged sword of undernutrition and obesity.

One of the biggest problems facing the stranded Rohingya populace and the locals in Cox's Bazaar is malnutrition.

A report titled “World Food Security and Nutrition Situation-2017”, brought out jointly by a number of UN organisations, estimates that some 25 million Bangladeshis, mostly women and children, suffer from malnutrition.

Malnutrition is sweeping the world, fuelled by obesity as well as starvation, new research has suggested.

There are now more adults in the world classified as obese than underweight, a major study has suggested.

It is assuring to note that Bangladesh is on course to meet the global targets for reducing the rate of stunting, low height for age among children under five.

A promising cereal formula has been invented by Bangladesh experts to fight deadly acute malnutrition in children. The ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) is made of locally available ingredients.