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Bangladesh is the most densely populated (913 per sq. km) country in the world. She is exposed to natural calamities like flood, cyclone and tidal bore almost every year. Her population suffers from poverty, illiteracy and malnutrition. These three major factors produce a vicious cycle. High prevalence of low birth weight and protein energy malnutrition and parasitosis among infants and children leads to impaired immunity and susceptibility to infections; consequently, there is slower recovery, higher morbidity, higher disability and a higher mortality. Malnutrition and frequent infections in early life affects both growth (increase in physical size of the body) and development (increase in skills and functions). Thus, Bangladesh is being populated with an increasing proportion of inefficient and disabled man power. This results in severe limitations in national growth and development caught in this vicious cycle spanning from one generation to the next.

Is Bangladesh Ready to Cope with her Future Disease Burden?