The Minister of Health, Nutrition and Indigenous Medicine Dr. Rajitha Senaratne says that attention has been paid to increase the percentage of males recruited to
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Viral flu in the South under control – Health Services DG
Health Services Director General Dr. Anil Jasinghe has said the Influenza virus spreading in the South has been fully controlled. He has said that only
All facilities provided to treat viral disease spreading in the South – Health Minister
Sri Lanka’s Minister of Health, Nutrition and Indigenous Medicine Dr. Rajitha Senaratne has instructed the Director General of Health Services Dr. Anil Jasinghe to provide
Sri Lanka’s Digital Healthcare Model plays pivotal role in healthcare delivery benefitting over three million
With the Government looking to improve healthcare access for the entire population, improve productivity and reduce the burden of healthcare resources it is clear that
Sri Lanka receives financial aid from many agencies to improve health sector
Global lenders World Bank and Asian Development Bank and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) have granted financial assistance to improve Sri Lanka’s health sector, according
Health Minister to attend the Global leaders meeting on End TB in Delhi this week
Leaders from across the globe will meet in New Delhi this week for an End TB Summit to review ongoing efforts and accelerate action to
Striking Doctors’ union meets with Health Minister for discussions on solutions to their demands
Sri Lanka state doctors’ union, the Government Medical Officers’ Association (GMOA), who launched an island wide token strike this morning, has met with the Minister
Sri Lanka government plans to develop 13 hospitals with Chinese aid
With the assistance of the Government of China, 13 Sri Lankan hospitals will be developed to provide better services to the public, Minister of Health,
Health Ministry considers using private hospital facilities to minimize waiting period for heart and eye surgeries
Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Health, Nutrition and Indigenous medicine in discussions with private hospitals to use their facilities to perform heart and eye surgeries in