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Heart disease, respiratory illnesses are main killers

Nearly 86 percent of the total deaths studied were due to non-communicable diseases and accidents.

Megnath dhimalWorld health organizationMinistry of healthNepal health research councilGosainkunda rural municipalityMithila municipalityNon communicable disease risk factors

Experts who visited Indian salt factories likely to recommend lowering iodine content in salt

Officials suspect the high iodine content in salt being sold in Nepal may be responsible for the alarming rise in non-communicable diseases.

Lila bikram thapaSalt trading corporationMinistry of healthDepartment of food technologyWorld health organisationDepartment of health servicesFamily welfare divisionNepal national micronutrient statusFood technologyQuality controlSalt tradingNational micronutrient status surveyDisease controlNon communicable disease risk factors

Ministry to send team to India to study salt iodisation process

Rise in non-communicable diseases hyperthyroidism and cardiovascular conditions are linked to high iodine intake.

Lila bikram thapaMinistry of agricultureLivestock developmentUnited nations children fundWorld health organizationNepal national micronutrient statusSalt trading corporationDepartment of food technologyTribhuvan universityMinistry of healthWorld health organisation nepalFamily welfare divisionFood technologyQuality controlUnited nations childrenNational micronutrient status survey

A tobacco-related cancer patient spends around Rs1 million on treatment in Nepal, report says

Tobacco claims 1.6 million lives every year in the South-East Asia region, which is among the largest producers and consumers of tobacco products.

Nepal generalNepal health research councilCost analysisTobacco related cancerAction nepalAnand bahadur chandSouth east asia regionMemorial cancer hospitalBhaktapur cancer hospitalHarisiddhi based nepal cancerNon communicable disease risk factorsLumbini provinceSudurpaschim provinceKarnali provinceMadhesh provinceGandaki province

Improving access to mental health services in Ghana

A traumatic motor accident marked a turning point for Mariama Issifu. It was during treatment for her injuries that the 37-year-old teacher was first

United kingdomUpper east regionUpper eastJoana ansongSusan adwoa mensahRamata seiduMariama issifuDavid naboareDevelopment adviserGhana college of nursesNational mental healthQualityrights initiativeInitiative for mental healthMental health for communityCommonwealth development office unitedBongo district

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