The World Health Organization (WHO) is set to sign an agreement with Sri Lankan health authorities to supply essential medicines for childhood cancer patients over the next three years.
Dr. Senaka Thalagala, Director of the National Cancer Control Programme and a specialist, confirmed the upcoming agreement, noting that it will help ensure a continuous and reliable supply of life-saving medicines for children undergoing cancer treatment in Sri Lanka.
Zero-alcohol drinks which convincingly mimic their alcoholic counterparts are providing a "gateway" into underage drinking for Australian teenagers, new research suggests.
A red wine has been recalled because it may contain an undeclared allergen.
According to a report by The Sunday Times, Kusal Mendis is likely to be appointed captain of both Sri Lanka’s...
Zero-alcohol drinks which convincingly mimic their alcoholic counterparts are providing a "gateway" into underage drinking for Australian teenagers, new research suggests.
A red wine has been recalled because it may contain an undeclared allergen.
The Commander of the Australian Joint Agency Task Force, Operation Sovereign Borders, and Maritime Border Command, Rear Admiral Brett Sonter,...
Former Minister Johnston Fernando has alleged that there are serious suspicions surrounding the death of former SriLankan Airlines CEO Kapila...
Secretary to the Ministry of Defence Sri Lanka, Air Vice Marshal Sampath Thuyacontha (Retd), held bilateral discussions with Vietnam’s Deputy...
