The Real Warriors, the Inspiration!

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The Real Warriors, the Inspiration!

@1st July 2020…


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National Doctors’ Day is observed to honor and acknowledge the efforts made by the doctors to the society. Doctors are the brain and vital members of any healthcare system. In India, this day is celebrated on the birth anniversary of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy who also served as the second Chief Minister of West Bengal. Doctors’ Day is being celebrated in India since 1991. Apart from being a doctor, Mr. Roy was also a philanthropist, freedom fighter, and is considered the man who shaped modern Bengal. He was also among the very few individuals to obtain both F.R.C.S. (Fellowship of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons) and M.R.C.P. (Membership of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom) degrees simultaneously. Government and non-government healthcare organizations take the opportunity to thank doctors for their contribution.

A Doctor is the only person next to your guardians who wish you speedy recovery when you are sick. And when you are not sick a doctor is busy researching and administering medicines to protect you against diseases.

Doctors are highly respected in the world, in which they are worshipped in India. By the way, man is not capable of comparing him to God, but the doctor has achieved this status through his work. Life is not human, but death is in the hands of God, but now God has given the right to give experience to a person by making him a doctor. We call this life donor a doctor, who gives birth to us, as well as sometimes saves us from death. In the field of medicine, doctors have progressed day by day. Today, a doctor can cure the most significant diseases. With the help of the wonders of science, doctors can reach here today.

 

Doctors are integral part of public life. Starting from the birth of a child, doctors play significant role in overall wellbeing of human society. It's a well-known fact, the world's population has increased due to the lower mortality rate among children and high life expectancy. Today, world has very high population of elderly men and women due to high level of patient care facilities which our doctors handle with high degree of precision. 

The importance of doctors has come to the forefront this year with the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s not that they were not there before, but with the virus spreading far and wide they have been working non-stop for 24 hours with little to no rest. They are there to ensure that patients recover fully, and with the number of infected cases rising daily, hospitals are overflowing with patients. So, it is only fair that doctors have a day to themselves, like National Doctor’s Day. 

Doctor’s Day is Celebrated on Different Dates in Different Countries-

Let’s Find out Few of Them…

Celebrating National Doctors' Day in The United States-

In the United States, nationalized Doctors' Day is a day on which the check of physicians to the residents is professional annually. The suspicion came from Eudora bronzed Almond, husband of Dr. Charles B. Almond, and the meeting selected was the anniversary of the paramount depletion of common anesthesia in surgery. On March 30, 1842, in Jefferson, Georgia, Dr. Crawford lengthy second-hand the air to deaden a patient, James Venable, and painlessly excised cancer from his neck.

Celebrating National Doctors' Day in Cuba-

In Cuba, nationwide Doctors' Day is celebrated as a local holiday on December 3 to remember the birthday of Carlos Juan Finlay. Carlos J. Finlay (December 3, 1833 – August 6, 1915) was a Cuban Doctor of Medicine and scientist accepted as a forge in fair-haired fever research. He was the primary to theorize, in 1881, that a parasite was a carrier, at the moment renowned as a disease vector, of the mortal causing blonde fever: a parasite that bites a victim of the disease might subsequently taster and in this manner infect a good for your health person. A day shortly Finlay identified a leech of the group Aedes as the creature transmitting golden fever. His model was followed by the good word to influence the parasite people like a sense to rein in the put on of the sickness.

It’s almost certain that a member of the medical profession has impacted positively on your life in some way, at some point. Perhaps you or a family member work in this profession. Either way, we can all get behind National Doctor’s Day – you might want to send a card thanking the doctor who helped you, read up on the life of Dr Roy, or give a small gift to, or hold a small party with, some of your medical student films. We can all take this annual day as an opportunity to learn more about India’s history, read up on medicine, and take time to reflect on the ways in which doctors provide a vital service to our community in India.

A Big Salute to All The Doctors Present!



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