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use, unhealthy food habits and inadequate physical activity is the main reasons of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). The youth have to make aware of NCD prevention to reduce the disease among the elders in the future and at present, about 30% of Bangladesh population is youth. Through 1% surcharge collected from tobacco products a Health Promotion Foundation can be formed for disease prevention. During a view exchange meeting held at Bangladesh University of Health Sciences auditorium on 3rd November 2015, speakers ...
with unplanned urbanization and population growth; unhealthy lifestyle, food habit, drug addiction, smoking, usage of tobacco, environmental degradation are the reasons of massive spread of non communicable diseases like heart attack, stroke, cancer, diabetes etc. The focus of National Health Policy 2011 is prevention of diseases. Even then health sector of Bangladesh is based on treatment. As a result diseases are increasing among people. A “Health Promotion Foundation” is needed indeed to utilize the money to take decision, monitoring and ...
Work for a Better Bangladesh Trust and Bangladesh Poribesh Andolon (BAPA) at BAPA office jointly organized by a sharing meeting on demand the formation of Health Promotion Foundation to prevent non communicable diseases effectively at 5th may 2015. ...
The incidence of cancer is increasing steadily. Smoking, using tobacco products, fast food, soft drinks, energy drinks, abusing of drug are some of the major causes of cancer. World Cancer Day on 4th February 2015 Work for a Better Bangladesh (WBB) Trust, Orun Doyer Torun Dol (ODTD), Mastul Foundation has organized an awareness campaign to be aware of the various causes of cancer in Dahanmondi Lake Ravindro Sarobar at 9:30 am. ...
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