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In a landmark decision, the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has announced a complete ban on the sale of cigarettes within its jurisdiction, effective from Mangshir 27th, 2080. This bold move aims to safeguard the health of Kathmandu’s residents and create a smoke-free environment. The decision comes as a welcome move …

Words by Dr Khilasa Pokharel In an era where global health faces unprecedented challenges, the concept of One Health emerges as a beacon of hope, weaving together the intricate bond of human, animal, and environmental health. Dr. Khilasa Pokharel, an esteemed Microbiologist and Associate Professor at Kathmandu Medical College and …

Words by Sanjaya Mani Dixit    In the healthcare system, where infections pose a persistent threat, pharmacists too have their role to play when it comes to infection prevention and control. Aseptic dispensing stands as a cornerstone in this pursuit, ensuring the safety and well-being of patients by mitigating the …

“It’s a narrative where every second counts, where the absence of well-equipped ambulances often becomes the precarious thread between clinging to life and succumbing to fate.”   When seconds count, efficient ambulance services become the lifeline between life and death. The ambulances and the crew are the silent heroes racing …

Words by Shubhanga Pyakurel and Kritika Niraula “Understanding narcissism means acknowledging its potential benefits, like higher self-esteem in youth, but also its pitfalls when excessive self-focus leads to manipulation and a lack of empathy.” Introduction: Can you think of a narcissist? Some people might picture Junga Bahadur Rana, perhaps, or …

Dr. Bodhraj Acharya, PhD, FAACC   In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, clinical laboratories stand as unsung heroes in the fight against infectious diseases. From common flu to, COVID to complex pathogens, their role in infection prevention and control is pivotal. These labs are not just about testing; they are …

Words by Astha Karkee “Diet and eating patterns are influenced by physiological, psychological, environmental, and social factors, shaping our relationship with food and emotions.” Human health is closely related to our diet, nutrition, and eating behavior. Diet and eating patterns are affected by various factors like physiological, psychological- environmental, and …

Words by Dr Niran Maharjan  “In Meleney’s Gangrene, misdiagnosis as cellulitis is common, leading to delayed and insufficient treatment, exacerbating the condition.” The potentially deadly bacterial infection commonly known as necrotizing fasciitis or progressive necrotizing infection of the abdominal wall was first described in 1926 by New York surgeons Dr. …

Words by Dr Saroj Poudel   “Skin infections can range from mild to severe, with causes varying from bacteria, viruses, fungi, to parasites. Understanding the specific pathogen is crucial for effective treatment and prevention.” Skin infections are caused by the growth of bacteria or microorganisms just under the skin and …

Words by Manisha Tamang Feature section and this article will come after the Wearable Technology article Pull Quotes: “Continuous Glucose Monitoring empowers individuals, offering real-time insights into glucose trends, transforming diabetes management.” “CGM technology revolutionizes diabetes care, providing a proactive approach to health with customizable alarms and data-sharing capabilities.” “From …