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Diseases, medicines and everyday health explained in plain English and Nepali, checked against trusted medical sources.

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A female community health volunteer in Salyan talks with a group of expectant mothers about antenatal check-ups

Diseases A-Z

Symptoms, causes, treatment and when to see a doctor for common and serious conditions.

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A pharmacist picking tablets from labelled medicine boxes

Drugs & supplements

What a medicine is for, how to take it safely and the side effects to watch for.

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Seasonal advice, nutrition, mental health and guides to using health services in Nepal.

How every page is made

Health information should be accurate, current and easy to act on. Each page follows the same four steps.

  1. 1.Sourced

    We start from WHO, Nepal's Ministry of Health and Population, and peer-reviewed research.

  2. 2.Written plainly

    Writers explain the facts in everyday language, in English and Nepali.

  3. 3.Medically reviewed

    A qualified clinician checks the page before it goes live.

  4. 4.Kept current

    Pages are re-checked on a schedule and whenever guidance changes.

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A nurse gives a baby oral vaccine drops at an immunisation clinic in Pokhara

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