Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. The enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of health is one of the fundamental rights of every human being without distinction of race, religion, political belief, economic or social condition.
The World Health Organization established World Tuberculosis Day to raise public awareness of tuberculosis, an infectious disease that kills millions of people annually. Although tuberculosis can be easily cured, it can remain dormant and undetected for years, so raising awareness is essential. In honor of Dr. Robert Koch’s discovery of the TB bacillus, the bacterium…
The 17th of March is celebrated as Doctor-Patient Trust Day. This day is dedicated to the doctors who work to earn their patients’ trust and save lives. In point of fact, treating a patient requires comprehending the most intimate aspects of their mind and body. The medical profession’s code of ethics requires healthcare professionals to…
The 13th of March in 2024 will be National No Smoking Day, celebrated on the second Wednesday in March. The day is meant to be a time to talk to friends and family who are addicted to nicotine. According to research, the number of people who continue to smoke cigarettes despite not actively attempting to…
Since March 11 was the day that the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 to be a global pandemic, that day is observed annually as National COVID-19 Day. This day was created so that people could stop, think about, remember, and come together as a community to encourage hope for better times. Resilience is the…
On March 9, the world observes World Kidney Day to raise awareness of the various kidney diseases and their potential life-altering effects. A kidney is necessary for the human body to function properly, and without a healthy kidney, even the simplest tasks become difficult. Consequently, hundreds of events are held worldwide on this day to…
On the first Thursday of March each year, thousands of hospitalists across the country are honored on National Hospitalist Day. The holiday aims to inspire us to honor the members of the hospital medicine community. Hospitalists are medical professionals who work in hospitals. They have always played a crucial role in the nation’s delivery of…
National Dentist Day is celebrated on March 6 to honor the dentists who keep our teeth white and our gnashers gnashing. Doctors who focus on oral health are called dentists. They are responsible for keeping an eye on the development of our teeth and jaws, diagnosing and treating oral diseases, and carrying out surgical procedures…
The purpose of Brain Injury Awareness Day, which is observed annually on March 4, is to raise public awareness of the serious problem of head injuries, which are so prevalent in the United States and around the world. A person who suffers a brain injury may face challenges in their daily life as well as…
On February 3, we celebrate the fourth annual National Women Physicians Day. The occasion observes Elizabeth Blackwell’s birthday; she was the primary female clinical specialist in the U.S. It’s a chance to respect ladies specialists the nation over, and the headway they’ve made since Blackwell’s time. Broadly, there are as yet less female specialists than…
World Leprosy Day, saw on the last Sunday in January every year, expects to make mindfulness about an illness that many individuals accept to be wiped out, particularly in created nations. Uncleanliness, likewise called Hansen’s illness, is an irresistible sickness brought about by a particular sort of microbes that objectives the human body’s sensory system….
