ENT Cancer - ENT and Head-Neck Cancer Hospital and Institute

Bangladesh, as a developing country, faces a range of health issues, with a significant focus on ear, nose, and throat (ENT) diseases. Among these, deafness is a leading cause of morbidity, especially prevalent in rural areas. The challenge is so extensive that even private sector efforts and NGO initiatives struggle to address it adequately. To tackle these issues, a group of philanthropic social workers, doctors, and other professionals established the 'ENT and Head-Neck Cancer... Read More

Bangladesh, as a developing country, faces a range of health issues, with a significant focus on ear, nose, and throat (ENT) diseases. Among these, deafness is a leading cause of morbidity, especially prevalent in rural areas. The challenge is so extensive that even private sector efforts and NGO initiatives struggle to address it adequately. 

To tackle these issues, a group of philanthropic social workers, doctors, and other professionals established the 'ENT and Head-Neck Cancer Foundation.' In April 2004, they opened an ENT & Head-Neck Cancer Hospital in Dhanmondi, Dhaka, starting with limited facilities in a rented property. This initiative aims to address the growing need for specialized care in the field of ENT and to provide treatment for conditions that can significantly impact quality of life.

Ear, nose, and throat (ENT) cancer—also known as head and neck cancer—refers to malignancies that develop in the head or throat, excluding the brain and eyes. This type of cancer encompasses a range of conditions and requires specialized medical attention. The efforts of the 'ENT and Head-Neck Cancer Foundation' represent a crucial step toward improving healthcare outcomes in this critical area, particularly in a country where such diseases are common yet resources are limited.

Bangladesh, as a developing country, faces a range of health issues, with a significant focus on ear, nose, and throat (ENT) diseases. Among these, deafness is a leading cause of morbidity, especially prevalent in rural areas. The challenge is so extensive that even private sector efforts and NGO initiatives struggle to address it adequately. To tackle these issues, a group of philanthropic social workers, doctors, and other professionals established the 'ENT and Head-Neck Cancer... Read More