In 1987, Poland had its first Heart Transplantation surgery. It took
a humongous 23 Hour time to perform the transplantation. We, as the common
citizens, probably might have never thought about the things a medical team
goes through before, during and after
completion of the operation. The picture that was taken after the historic
abovementioned operation took place demonstrates us the same and goes a long
way to literally change the perception the world has towards the doctors.
Chosen by National Geographic as the best picture of 1987, you can’t afford to miss looking at this
picture. Here’s a link to the same-
1.
Social Media Post
Headline: What does it feel like doing MBBS?
Snippet:
The stereotype about Doctors, rather Medical students is that they
have to give the greater part of their lives towards studies. But is it right
to simply keep our insight about them in such short explanations. A splendid
response to the inquiry "What does it feel like doing MBBS" was
answered by a fourth year medical student, Ankit Karan, which divulges the
school life of Medical understudies , how their lives just not spins around
books, exams and dissection. It goes far influencing us to trust medical
college holds as much fun as some other school does and how much patient and
better a student end up being after five years at a medical college. The Link
to the Quora answer is here-
2.
Article
Headline: Top 5
challenges facing Doctors right now.
Snippet:
The parts and duty of the doctors are of most significance in this
period. The expanding request is adding to doctors confronting a great deal of
difficulties in their lives. As the world advances towards new age, the medical
field needs to keep itself in pace with the dynamic world. Blogger Smitha
Gopal, in her article explains what challenges encompasses the medical field
and how the specialists confront this difficulties.
Here’s a link to the article- https://blog.rendia.com/top-five-challenges/
3.
Social Media Post
Headline: Why are liver transplants so costly?
Snippet:
We always wonder why surgeries, especially liver transplants are so
costly. Many-a-times, we think that they might be some kind of scam to exhort
money out of the hands of the vulnerable patients. But is it really the case.
Vinay Kumaran, a Liver transplant surgeon, in his brilliant answer to a
question "Why are liver transplants so costly?" explains the things a
layman might not know that goes in the process of such life deciding
operations. The answer isn't less than an eye opener for the sceptics, and
makes us thank the doctors for the contribution they are providing towards the
humanity.
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