Aluminum utensils are a daily necessity for cooking and related activities in the world. Consequently, the production of such items, particularly in the developing nations of South Asia and Africa, is extremely labor-intensive ...

Background: Among the 100 different types of cancer, breast cancer holds 2nd position with the highest prevalence in Bangladesh among the South Asian countries. The prevalence shows highest among rural women than urban. ...

Barriers to accessing healthcare services are the major public health concern among tea workers. They are at high health risk due to the unavailability of essential healthcare services. To provide insight into this public ...

Background: Diarrhea is a preventable and treatable disease however; it is the second life threatening cause of child morbidity and mortality across the globe. Among many risk factors, malnutrition is one of the biggest ...

As Kachin ethnic education is a key variable of the peace process in Myanmar, this study investigated the effect of prolonged ethnic conflict, created under Burmanization, on the ethnic education system and its students. ...

Generalized expectations about a person's behavior, views, and personality based on their biological sex are referred to as gender stereotypes. Children are introduced to these gender stereotypes in their childhood through ...

Groundwater is the only major source of potable water in Bangladesh. The concepts of quality, availability, accessibility, sanitation and hygiene practices of drinking water all play a role in water security. Bangladesh's ...

Improper kitchen waste management is a huge problem in Sri Lanka because it causes a variety of environmental issues such as water, land and air pollution. Also, it negatively impacts human and environmental health. ...

Background: Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) conferes a huge health burden worldwide, especially in developing countries like Bangladesh. Married women of reproductive age are mainly at risk of getting infected ...