Depression and its association with menstrual disturbance among female university students: a cross-sectional study.

Background: Depression and menstrual disturbance are common issues among female university students worldwide. Various studies in different countries have revealed a potential connection between depression and menstrual disturbance. However, no research specifically focusing on this relationship has been conducted with the Bangladeshi population.

Preterm delivery and its associated factors among mothers in Bangladesh: survey in Rajshahi district.

Objectives: Preterm delivery (PD) is a worldwide health burden particularly in low-income and middle-income countries such as Bangladesh. It is a key indicator of neonatal mortality and a risk of morbidity in later life. This study aimed to determine the prevalence of PD and its associated factors among mothers in Northern region of Bangladesh.

Factor associated with anthropometric failure among under-five Bengali children: A comparative study between Bangladesh and India.

Background: Child undernutrition is a burden and the leading cause of child mortality in low-and middle-income countries like Bangladesh and India. Currently, this issue is a matter of great concern, inasmuch as achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The study intends to determine the factors of child undernutrition using a single composite index of anthropometric failure (CIAF) among the Bengali population.

Trends and future of maternal and child health in Bangladesh.

Background: Maternal and child health is one of the most important issues in a developing country like Bangladesh. This study evaluates the trends in maternal and child health indicators of Bangladesh.

Methods: The secondary data used in this study was extracted from the World Bank Dataset.