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Nepal’s life or death election

Nepal’s life or death election

Nepal’s next government should be judged by the lives it saves, not by speeches and ribbon-cutting

The healer of far-western Nepal

The healer of far-western Nepal

Compassionate surgeon in distant district treats broken bones, but battles poverty and injustice every day

Undernourished to overweight

Undernourished to overweight

As obesity and diabetes increase in Nepal, comes the blockbuster drug Ozempic

Japanese aid for Bayalpata Hospital

Japanese aid for Bayalpata Hospital

Assistance will buy medical equipment to help emergency procedures in hospital in Achham district

Doctor who does not just treat symptoms

Doctor who does not just treat symptoms

Nepal’s pioneering orthopedic surgeon redefines healthcare for the country’s most needy

Medicine on the move

Medicine on the move

The Asia-Pacific Travel Health Conference in Kathmandu to discuss disease dynamics in an interconnected world

Nursing grievances against the state

Nursing grievances against the state

Nepal has an over-supply of nurses, but nursing positions at hospitals are vacant because of low pay and overwork

Cheated out of the American Dream

Cheated out of the American Dream

Did Nepali doctors crib in their US medical exam?

Poverty killed a mother, not the quake

Poverty killed a mother, not the quake

It was being poor that cost Sharmila her life, not winter cold after the Jajarkot earthquake

Jajarkot: One month after the earthquake

Jajarkot: One month after the earthquake

The current status and needs of the survivors of the 3 November quake that killed at least 154

Saving one Nepali mother at a time

Saving one Nepali mother at a time

Rural Nepali mothers need more nurses like Anju Chaudhary

Altruistic healthcare models in Nepal

Altruistic healthcare models in Nepal

A change in Nepal’s ‘giving culture’ holds the key to revamping its healthcare

Nurses ensure nutrition for Nepal’s children

Nurses ensure nutrition for Nepal’s children

Nurses in Nepal’s public schools do not just take care of medical needs but also ensure that students eat better

Nepali nurses now Britain-bound

Nepali nurses now Britain-bound

The UK has a shortage of nurses, Nepal has a surplus, but both countries need to ensure that recruitment is transparent and fair.

Bringing hepatitis care closer to you

Bringing hepatitis care closer to you

Access to diagnosis and treatment as well as community participation key to eliminating this viral liver disease

Sick of it

Sick of it

Belamati Nepali of West Rukum was diagnosed with intestinal cancer and underwent surgery in Lalitpur. Her husband Khadke sold the family…

In a healthy state

In a healthy state

Photo: NEPALI TIMES ARCHIVEEvery year, half a million Nepalis fall below the poverty line paying for expensive medical care. Another three…

Either too little, or too much iodine

Either too little, or too much iodine

Goitre was once so endemic in Nepal that it was considered a sign of beauty. Entire villages across northern Nepal that relied on Tibetan rock…

Born by the roadside in Nepal

Born by the roadside in Nepal

Locals from Budhinanda in Bajura transporting a woman in labour to a hospital in district headquarters. All photos: PRAKASH SINGHNothing could…

New cure for stroke, but prevention is key

New cure for stroke, but prevention is key

Photo: NEURO HOSPITAL A 32-year-old female patient was suddenly unable to move one side of her body. She was rushed to Upendra Devkota Memorial…

Power to the periphery

Power to the periphery

Takam village (above) in Dhaulagiri Municipality is a model for how federalism should function. Photos: JOY STEPHENSBal Bir Biswakarma from the…

3rd Covid wave infects Nepal’s frontliners

3rd Covid wave infects Nepal’s frontliners

Crowd of people lining up for Covid vaccination outside Teku Hospital on Tuesday. Photos: AMIT MACHAMASIDuring the devastating second wave last…

Donated ventilators gather dust in Nepal

Donated ventilators gather dust in Nepal

When the second wave of the Delta variant ravaged Nepal in April-May this year, hospitals ran out of oxygen and ICU beds. The international…

The good doctor

The good doctor

The newly developed ayurvedic 'centre of excellence' is nestled beneath the forests of Nagarjun, just half an hour from Kathmandu. The centre is…

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