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•Walking in Fear: Why Nepal’s Streets Aren't Safe and the Race to Stop a "Hidden Killer"•Silent Suffering: Why Nepal’s Doctors and Nurses Are Not Reporting Child Abuse•New Study Highlights Metabolism Risks in Combination Antidepressant Therapy in Nepal•New Study Reveals Hidden Environmental Drivers Behind Nepal’s Ongoing Cholera Battle•The Silent Pandemic: Kathmandu’s Poultry Industry Is Breeding Untreatable Superbugs•The Silent Emergency: Domestic Violence and the Mental Health Crisis Among Nepalese Women•Nepal’s Drug-Resistant TB Rates Hold Steady, but New Antibiotic Resistance Sparks Concern•Rare Adult Case of IgA Vasculitis in Nepal Mimics Chronic StomachIssues for a Year•One in Three Pregnant Women in Pokhara Experiencing SevereStress, New Study Shows•Walking in Fear: Why Nepal’s Streets Aren't Safe and the Race to Stop a "Hidden Killer"•Silent Suffering: Why Nepal’s Doctors and Nurses Are Not Reporting Child Abuse•New Study Highlights Metabolism Risks in Combination Antidepressant Therapy in Nepal•New Study Reveals Hidden Environmental Drivers Behind Nepal’s Ongoing Cholera Battle•The Silent Pandemic: Kathmandu’s Poultry Industry Is Breeding Untreatable Superbugs•The Silent Emergency: Domestic Violence and the Mental Health Crisis Among Nepalese Women•Nepal’s Drug-Resistant TB Rates Hold Steady, but New Antibiotic Resistance Sparks Concern•Rare Adult Case of IgA Vasculitis in Nepal Mimics Chronic StomachIssues for a Year•One in Three Pregnant Women in Pokhara Experiencing SevereStress, New Study Shows

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Health News8 min read

New research in pancreatic cancer screening

Pancreatic cancer is a tough and dangerous type of cancer that’s hard to treat and often doesn’t have a good outcome. But there’s good news: a group of experts from around the world is working hard to create a new program that will help doctors find this cancer early, which could save many lives. T

By Dr. Asmita Rayamajhi, MD

Health News6 min read

How Nepal’s medical research is quietly transforming treatment options

For a long time, Nepal’s healthcare story has been framed around limitations—limited resources, limited access, and limited infrastructure. But there’s another story unfolding, one that doesn’t always make headlines: a quiet, determined rise in medical research led by Nepali clinicians and scientis

By Dr. Ram Prasad Neupane, MD

Men's Health4 min read

Recent Advances in Male Infertility Research

I nfertility is a prevalent issue with an estimated 9% of couples worldwide experiencing fertility challenges, half of which are attributed to male factors 1 Revolutionary genetic studies like exploring the Y chromosomes sequencing (2)DNA fragmentation techniques as well as recent technological adv

By Dr. Asmita Pandey, MD