study

Gripped with anxiety, and depression many people are worried about the future. Photo: Noor A Alam/TBS
Covid-19 in Bangladesh

Almost half of Covid-19 patients report depression: Study

The study did not mention whether the patients developed depression as a result of the infection.

We cannot hold back people from buying things from the markets unless they find a simpler way. We have to create alternatives to physical shops to stop people from gathering in huge numbers even if it changes our pre-existing culture. Photo: Mumit M
Global Economy

Pandemic erodes living standards in developing countries like Bangladesh: Study

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Bangladesh

44 domestic helps tortured in 2020

Photo: Collected
Health

Children determine emotions by what they hear: Study

Aaqib Md Shatil. Illustration: TBS
Thoughts

Education in Bangladesh: A cycle of misfortune

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Bangladesh

Preference for male children declining in Bangladesh: Study 

Illustration: Collected
Coronavirus chronicle

Immune system ‘remembers’ coronavirus for at least 6 months

Representational Image. Photo: Collected
Education

Application starts for top 6 scholarships to study abroad for free

Photo: Reuters
Covid-19 in Bangladesh

Experts urge steps to remove mistrust in vaccines

Of the pregnancy loss cases, 77% were from India, 12% from Pakistan, and 11% from Bangladesh Photo: Collected
Health

Improving air quality in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan could prevent 7% pregnancy losses: Study

Passengers wait at St Pancras International, amidst the spread of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic, in London, Britain, December 23, 2020/ Reuters
Coronavirus chronicle

New coronavirus variant does not cause illness more severe than others: Study

Air pollution in the streets of Dhaka. PHOTO: Saikat Bhadra/TBS
Environment

Transboundary air movement contributes to Dhaka’s airborne pollutants: Study

The World Health Organization says pregnant women can be badly affected by some respiratory infections, and that it is not known whether mothers with Covid-19 can pass the virus to their babies during pregnancy or delivery Photo: Reuters
Coronavirus chronicle

Singapore study sheds light on pregnant women infected with Covid-19