While today India observed it’s 19th National Doctor’s Day, Twitterati flooded the internet celebrating and acknowledging the hard work that doctors put in saving our lives and keeping us fit. The day saw politicians, doctors, hospital groups, and even path labs sharing tweets and recognizing the value of doctors in our lives.
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On the occasion of Doctor’s Day MEDSCAPEINDIA, a non-government organization active in the field of healthcare on Sunday stressed on the need to put in place a healthcare ecosystem in India so as to provide proper healthcare to the people and to build a future-ready healthcare ecosystem.
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Doctors are almost synonymous to God. If God is considered as the life-giver then doctors are life-savers. The service that they provide to humanity and mankind if of paramountcy. They often work for more than 14 hours a day for humanity to survive and breathe comfortably.
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Group Points to the Meat, Egg, and Dairy Industries' Drain on the World's Water Supply
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The last few months have seen the term ‘toxic masculinity’ coming to the forefront. Rather than addressing the issue head-on, heated debates continue to rage on whether the term is an unfair generalization of an entire male section of the population. So, NO, toxic masculinity is not a representation of the entire male population, but it is foolhardy to ignore that it exists and that too on a large scale.
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Cannabis sativa, otherwise known as marijuana, is one of the most commonly used illicit drugs in the world. There is growing public support for marijuana law reform than ever before around the globe and a lot of countries are in favour of legalizing marijuana. Canada, France, South Africa, many states in the USA and a few states of India have already decriminalized the use of marijuana. In India, marijuana use is deeply rooted in popular culture as well as in religious activities.
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We all go through daily fluctuations. That is probably the only constant. The question is are we aware of the varied nature and types of fluctuations? Do we create space between us to discuss openly and humanely about fluctuations? What skills can help people deal with fluctuations irrespective of whether there are spaces to discuss them or not?
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The UN report on International Drug Abuse Day revealed, globally, drug use disorders affect some 35 million people approximately, who require treatment services. In 2017, 5.5 per cent of the global population that is estimated at 271 million people approximately, aged between 15-64 years had used drugs in the previous year.
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