Department of Reproductive & Child Health, BUHS

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Take the next step toward a rewarding career in **Reproductive and Child Health** with tuition benefits:

✅ **MPH in RCH Program**

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✅ **BPH in RCH Program**

* 50% scholarship on Admission Fees
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📅 **Admission Deadline:** June 2026
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Red card to child labour Advocacy campaign Red card to child labour Facebook X Linkedin Despite the significant progress achieved since 2000, which has led to an almost halving of child labour, the challenge remains immense. According to the ILO and UNICEF Global Estimates of Child Labour 2024, 138 million children are stil...

From a young talent brimming with potential and a sparkle in the eyes to explore and learn, Md. Abu Sayed (BPH in RCH, Spring 2019) has come a long way and stands out as an alumnus. He is working as a Research Assistant in BRAC James P. Grant School of Public Health.

Setting sight on Machine Learning technology, Internet of Things (IoT), Sayed wishes to bring positive changes to the healthcare experience, healthcare management and research with a focus on reproductive health.

Wishing him to reach greater heights.

📚 Webinar Series: Midlife Health, Lifelong Impact: Exploring Menopause

👥 Webinar: Beyond Symptoms: Understanding the Diverse Realities of Menopause Worldwide

🏛️ Organizers: HRP/World Health Organization (WHO), World Association for Sexual Health (WAS), the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO), and American University of Beirut (AUB)

📆 Date & Time: Wednesday, 3 June 2026 at 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM
🖥️ Platform: Microsoft Teams
🔗‍️ Registration: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdq7w29lPQxND-F6Irrl4644JCQwonWZKxpB4dUg7PCzAMHkA/viewform

Every year on May 23, the International Day to End Obstetric Fistula provides a reminder about a preventable health issue that undermines women’s status in the family, wider community, mental health and ability to engage in social and economic activities. With this background, the theme of this year is “Her health is a right: Invest in ending fistula and childbirth injuries”.

Globally, about half a million women and girls are living with obstetric fistula with thousands of new cases diagnosed every year. Reducing obstetric fistula cases can be accelerated by data-driven investment in enhancing access to essential maternal healthcare and surgical services for prevention and treatment. The Government of Bangladesh is dedicated to achieving zero fistula cases by 2030.

https://endfistula.org/

Some problems don't have an answer - this one does Let's demand a world without the traumatic childbirth injury and end fistula.

World Pre-eclampsia Day is being observed on May 22, 2026 to create awareness on a hypertensive disorder of pregnancy. Pre-eclampsia is responsible for 16% of global maternal deaths. It also accounts for half a million fetal and newborn deaths. Regular antenatal care is vital for monitoring and managing risk factors of pre-eclampsia.

Earlier this month, the World Health Organization (WHO) in collaboration with Human Reproduction Programme (HRP) (the UNDP/UNFPA/UNICEF/WHO/World Bank Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction) hosted a Global Pre-eclampsia Summit. The expected outcomes of this summit included identifying research gaps, clinical guidance, access to essential health products and implementation and advocacy gaps focusing on low‑ and middle‑income countries.

The International Society for the Study of Hypertension in Pregnancy (ISSHP) and Preeclampsia Foundation stand at the forefront of research, advocacy and care for pre-eclampsia to improve pregnancy outcomes.

We are pleased to present our international alumnus, Said Asad Osman (BPH in RCH, Fall 2017). He has joined the world of academia to develop the next generation of young talents. He is working as a Lecturer at the University of Bosaso-Garowe, Somalia.

We wish him success.