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71 percent deaths caused by non-communicable diseases: Study

Most of the deaths in Nepal (71 percent) are caused by non-communicable diseases, according to a study.

Nepal generalSanjeev sharmaBhagawan koiralaPhanindra prasad baralRegina bhattaraiDepartment of health servicesBp koirala institute of health sciencesKathmandu institute of child healthKathmandu instituteChild healthProf dr bhagawan koiralaHealth sciencesProf dr sanjeev sharmaHealth servicesNon communicable diseases

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71 percent deaths in Nepal caused by non-communicable diseases

Damak, Aug 18: Most of the deaths in Nepal (71 percent) are caused by non-communicable diseases, according to a study.

Nepal generalRegina bhattaraiSanjeev sharmaBhagawan koiralaPhanindra prasad baralDepartment of health servicesKathmandu institute of child healthBp koirala institute of health sciencesKathmandu instituteChild healthProf dr bhagawan koiralaHealth sciencesProf dr sanjeev sharmaHealth servicesDamak municipalityNon communicable diseases

Comorbid people at high risk of dying from dengue infection

Doctors in affected districts say the official death toll is an underestimate.

Jagat narayan prasadGokarna dahalBp koirala institute of health sciencesDisease control divisionClinical research unit at sukraraj tropicalWorld health organisationNational human right commissionVector control sectionHealth sciencesWorld healthClinical research unitSukraraj tropicalInfectious diseaseKathmandu valley

Blood bank asked to be prepared for repeat of last year s dengue epidemic

As many as 74 districts of the country have reported an outbreak of the viral disease.

Nepal generalKathmandu valleySamir kumar adhikariSanjeev kumar yadavGokarna dahalSubash singhNational public health laboratoryDisease control divisionCentral blood transfusion serviceBp koirala institute of health sciencesMinistry of home affairsMinistry of healthHealth ministryWorld health organisationHome affairsHealth sciences

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