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Beaten Rohingya refugee | 15177-61
Beaten by Myanmar soldiers, an older Rohingya refugee man recovers from a broken leg at the 250-bed Sadar Hospital in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
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Still, I'm Alive | 15177-60
After being shot in the chest by Myanmar soldiers, Abdul Karim (60), recovers at the 250-bed Sadar Hospital in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
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Rohingya refugee child | 15177-58
A Rohingya boy, beaten by Myanmar soldiers, lies with burned and broken legs in the 250-bed Zilla Sadar Hospital in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
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Tuberculosis: Silent Killer | 14359-51
Tuberculosis patient Amir Hossain, 45, sits on his bed at the National Institute of Diseases of Chest and Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh on World Tuberculosis Day.
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Tuberculosis: Silent Killer | 14359-50
Tuberculosis patient Kartik Chandra, 55, from Kurigram district, lies on his bed at the National Institute of Diseases of Chest and Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh on World Tuberculosis Day.
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Undergoing cataract surgery | 48716-10
Health personnel perform cataract surgery using a new Centurion phaco machine at a hospital in Chittagong, Bangladesh.
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Burn victim | 855-24
Siddiqur Rahman (50), an auto rickshaw driver from Mymensing, Bangladesh, receives treatment at Dhaka Medical College Hospital for severe burns after an arson attack during the continuous nationwide political blockade called by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party.
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Patient and provider | 37290-5
A new mother holds her infant as she speaks with a health provider at a hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Newborn care | 37290-4
Health providers care for a newborn at a hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Sukur Miah | 14359-22
Sukur Miah (45) sits in a hospital bed in Dhaka, Bangladesh, suffering from an acute breathing problem.
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Asim | 14359-21
Asim (25 years old) from Chittagong, sits in a hospital bed in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where he has been confined with tuberculosis for the last six months.
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Tuberculosis (TB) in Bangladesh | 14359-9
Patients sit in the non-paying sick ward at the National Institute of Diseases of Chest and Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Suruz Ali | 14359-1
Suruz Ali (age 25) sits on his bed in the non-paying sick ward at the National Institute of Diseases of Chest and Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He has been in hospital for the last six months and has been suffering from tuberculosis (TB) since 2012. He takes medicine at home to be cured from MDR-...
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Political violence of Bangladesh | 38066-9
Murad's wife cries at Dhaka Medical College Burn Unit, Dhaka, Bangladesh, after the death of her husband, who was burned by political picketers on a nationwide road blockade day by the Bangladeshi Opposition Party demanding a re-election.
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Portrait of politics | 38066-8
A man shows his burned face at Dhaka Medical College Burn Unit, Dhaka, Bangladesh, after being attacked by political picketers on a nationwide road blockade day by the Bangladeshi Opposition Party demanding a re-election.
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Burn unit of DMC is crying for humanity | 37702-3
A woman cries for a burn victim injured during political unrest in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Burn unit of DMC crying for humanity | 37702-2
Health workers treat a burn victim injured during political unrest in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Newborn and mother | 37290-1
A health provider gives a newborn the first touch of her mother's face at a hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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CNG Ride | 8895-21
Two boys play on a compressed natural gas (CNG) auto-rickshaw while waiting for their family outside a hospital in the Sylhet district of Bangladesh.
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HIV/AIDS Patients | 15616-2
A woman and her husband, both HIV positive, at the Infectious Disease Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh. She contracted the disease from him and now fears her daughter may be infected.
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Mother and child | 15616-10
Mother and child at an Upazila Health Complex in Bangladesh.
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Burning Democracy | 15200-3
Lokmain Hossian, a 55-year-old vegetable seller from Rangpur, Bangladesh, lies injured in a hospital with 11 percent of his body burned after political protesters set fire to his truck in the Gazipur area of Dhaka.
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Burn victim | 15200-7
Fifty-year-old auto-rickshaw driver Mohammad Khorshed Alam talks with a doctor at Dhaka Medical College Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh, after receiving burns over 35 percent of his body when Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) protesters set fire to his vehicle in the Chandgaon area of Chittagong on...
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Burning Democracy | 15200-11
The body of Nahid Morol, 18, of Shibchar in Madaripur, who died around 11:30 pm on 28th November 2013 at Dhaka Medical College Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Fifty-three percent of his body burned when suspected Opposition activists torched a commuter bus at Shahbagh on the third day of the 71-hour...
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Burning Democracy | 15200-12
A relative of 30-year-old Shahajahan, a burn victim, cries for him at Dhaka Medical College Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Hopes | 14874-2
A patient looks through the windows of Pabna Mental Hospital, the first and oldest mental hospital in Bangladesh, founded in 1957.
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Political Violence | 8392-15
Truck driver Shahin Hossain, suffering burn wounds undergoes treatment at Dhaka Medical College Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Political Violence | 8392-14
Auto rickshaw driver Abdul Aziz (50) receives treatment for burn wounds from a petrol bomb after being transferred from Chittagong Medical College Hospital to Dhaka Medical College Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Anxious mother | 8633-1
A mother talks to a doctor about her child at Maa-O-Shishu Hospital in Chittagong, Bangladesh.
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213-5 | 213-5
A severely malnourished three-and-a-half year old boy at a hospital in Bangladesh.
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298-7 | 298-7
Staff members at the Commune II maternity ward in Bamako, Mali.
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298-37 | 298-37
The post-op recovery room in the tertiary hospital in Ségou, Mali.
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298-38 | 298-38
Signs indicating department locations at the tertiary hospital in Ségou, Mali.
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298-36 | 298-36
The tertiary hospital in Ségou, Mali.
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298-15 | 298-15
The pediatric ward of the l'Hôpital Gabriel Touré in Bamako, Mali.
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298-16 | 298-16
The courtyard of the l'Hôpital Gabriel Touré in Bamako, Mali.
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298-17 | 298-17
The streetside entrance of the l'Hôpital Gabriel Touré in Bamako, Mali.
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298-18 | 298-18
The tropical eye care institute, IOTA, in Bamako, Mali.
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2009-311 | 2009-311
A child lays in a hospital bed and drinks rice-based oral saline in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The oral saline made by ICDDR,B is effective for diarrhea patients.
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2009-313 | 2009-313
An infant recovers after a critical operation at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The conjoined twin survives the operation that her sister could not after a seven hour long operation.
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2009-348 | 2009-348
Doctors and nurses take care of a young diarrheal patient at ICDDR,B Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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2009-349 | 2009-349
Relatives carry a pregnant woman suffering from complications to the upper level facility (Emoc) in Matlab, Bangladesh.
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5000-158 | 5000-158
A family waits anxiously for their niece to show signs of recovery from a life-threatening case of pneumonia at Dhaka Shishu Hospital in Bangladesh. The baby was extremely wasted by the time she was admitted to the hospital, leaving her vulnerable to infection with bacteria causing severe pneumonia.
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5000-159 | 5000-159
Dr. Ruhul Amin sees pneumonia and meningitis every day in his wards at Dhaka Shishu Hospital, in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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5000-160 | 5000-160
Children at Dhaka Shishu Hospital in Bangladesh play on swings in the courtyard drenched by a monsoon rain. Children who are sickened with pneumonia who make it to Dhaka Shishu in time can access excellent care, subsidized for poor families.
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2005-295 | 2005-295
A woman in Bangladesh gives her dehydrated baby an oral rehydration solution with a drop dispenser in the Matlab hospital of ICDDR,B, where each year thousands of patients seek treatment for their diarrheal illnesses and associated health problems.
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270-167 | 270-167
A nurse reads a USAID brochure on avian flu safety at an Azerbaijan hospital.
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270-166 | 270-166
A nurse on duty at an Azerbaijan hospital.
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2007-585 | 2007-585
A young girl holds her newborn infant sibling while their mother rests in the EmOC (Emergency Obstetric Care) unit in Upazila Health Complex, Ajmeriganj, Bangladesh.
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997-1 | 997-1
A Bangladeshi doctor with an elderly cholera patient and wife at Matlab Hospital, ICDDR,B (Centre for Health and Population Research). Rice-based ORS is being used to rehydrate the severely ill farmer.
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998-70 | 998-70
A lab worker conducts a bacteriology laboratory procedure at the Centre for Health and Population Research (ICDDR,B) Cholera Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Clinical laboratories show trends in infectious diseases and pharmaceutical resistance patterns.
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997-16 | 997-16
Nomad country boats in the channel on the way to Matlab hospital, in rural, riverine Bangladesh.
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2003-46 | 2003-46
A grandmother gives her grandchild ORS in the cholera hospital, ICDDRB, in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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2003-51 | 2003-51
A dehydrated child receives care at the ICDDR,B cholera hospital in Bangladesh.
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78-17 | 78-17
The main entrance to the district hospital in Segou, Mali; a large sign indicates hours when clients can visit.
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78-3 | 78-3
The Maternity and Family Planning section of the district hospital in Segou, Mali.
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2850-1 | 2850-1
A waiting area at the Hospital General Santiago de Cuba.
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2850-2 | 2850-2
Exterior view of the Hospital General Santiago de Cuba.
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2850-3 | 2850-3
Women receiving hydromassage at the Hospital General Santiago de Cuba.
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2850-4 | 2850-4
A woman receives diothermy treatment for pelvic inflammation at the Hospital General Santiago de Cuba.
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2850-5 | 2850-5
Woman receiving hydromassage at the Hospital General Santiago de Cuba.
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2850-6 | 2850-6
Woman receiving a paraffin treatment at the Hospital General Santiago de Cuba.
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2850-7 | 2850-7
Mud being heated for therapeutic use at the Hospital General Santiago de Cuba.
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2850-8 | 2850-8
Woman receiving mud therapy (lodoterapia) for treatment of arthritis at the Hospital General Santiago de Cuba.
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2850-10 | 2850-10
Woman receiving mud therapy (lodoterapia) for treatment of shoulder fracture at the Hospital General Santiago de Cuba.
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2850-11 | 2850-11
Notices promoting high quality care and use of medicinal plants at the Hospital General Santiago de Cuba.
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2850-12 | 2850-12
Three male children working on a puzzle at the Tarara Pediatric Hospital for the "Children of Chernobyl"; Ukranian children in a medical/rehabilitation program established in 1990.
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2850-13 | 2850-13
Children in Cuba play checkers at the Tarara Pediatric Hospital for the "Children of Chernobyl," Ukranian children in a medical/rehabilitation program established in 1990.
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2850-14 | 2850-14
Certificates honoring workers at the Frank Pais Orthopedic Hospital.
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2850-15 | 2850-15
Lobby at the Frank Pais Orthopedic Hospital; sign reads, "Enabling an invalid child to walk is the most noble human work that can be conceived.
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2850-16 | 2850-16
Lobby at the Frank Pais Orthopedic Hospital.
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3529-8 | 3529-8
An operating room at a "Women Friendly Hospital."
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3529-9 | 3529-9
A "Women Friendly Hospital" bearing the Green Umbrella logo in Bangladesh.
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3529-10 | 3529-10
A woman holds her newborn infant at a "Women Friendly Hospital" in Bangladesh.
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3529-11 | 3529-11
Monthly client statistics are displayed at a "Women Friendly Hospital" in Bangladesh.
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3529-12 | 3529-12
A couple with their newborn infant enter a "Women Friendly Hospital" in Bangladesh.
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3529-13 | 3529-13
A recovery room at a "Women Friendly Hospital."
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3529-14 | 3529-14
Woman lying down in a recovery room at a "Women Friendly Hospital."
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475-2 | 475-2
A physician (L) at Matlab Hospital in Bangladesh consults with a mother whose daughter is sick with diarrhea. The mother is feeding her daughter a rice-based Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS).
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475-3 | 475-3
A woman holds her healthy infant, a breastfed child, after he received an Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) treatment for diarrhea at the Matlab Hospital in Bangladesh.
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475-4 | 475-4
A nurse (top left) at Matlab Hospital in Bangladesh helps a mother feed expressed breastmilk to her low birth weight infant through a nasal feeding tube.
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475-5 | 475-5
Woman at Matlab Hospital expressing milk from her breast so that she can feed her low birth weight infant through a nasal feeding tube.
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475-6 | 475-6
Nurse (R) at Matlab Hospital helping a mother feed expressed breastmilk to her low birth weight infant through a nasal feeding tube.
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475-7 | 475-7
A physician at Matlab Hospital in Bangladesh assists a woman in labor.
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475-8 | 475-8
A woman soon to be in labor, breastfeeds her older child at Matlab Hospital in Bangladesh.
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475-9 | 475-9
A mother, at left, holds her child's growth monitoring chart during a well-baby visit at Matlab Hospital in Bangladesh.
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2850-9 | 2850-9
A woman receives mud therapy (lodoterapia) as treatment for nodules on her breast at the Hospital General Santiago de Cuba, Cuba.
