DR ANISA AFROZ

31/05/2026

World no to***co day..
World Health Organization (WHO)

30/05/2026

মেঘলা বুকে, কার অসুখে, কিছু ইচ্ছে, পিছু নিচ্ছে। একলা ঘর, ভীষণ পর, মেঘের মতো, ছুঁয়ে দিচ্ছে। জমছে সূক্ষ্ম, কিছু দুঃখ, কিছু কান্না, অশ্রু আর না। লুকিয়ে একা, বৃষ্টি দেখা, জানুক আজ, কিছুই তার না।
-সাদাত হোসাইন

30/05/2026

GCP TRAINING.. We homoeopathy medical college and hospital

28/05/2026

Eid Mubarak to all my Facebook and Instagram friends!
May Allah forgive our sins and accept our prayers, tears, Qurbani, and every sacrifice. May Allah grant us emotional resilience and the strength to overcome any negative energy or hardships in our lives. Ameen."
Have a blessed day..

27/05/2026

Eid Mubarak to all my Facebook and Instagram friends!
May Allah forgive our sins and accept our prayers, tears, Qurbani, and every sacrifice. May Allah grant us emotional resilience and the strength to overcome any negative energy or hardships in our lives. Ameen."
Have a blessed day..

13/05/2026

12/05/2026

Happy International Nurse Day...

10/05/2026

It's a great feeling being a part of Seminar..

08/05/2026

World Thalassemia Day.
​Thalassemia is a hereditary blood disorder. It reduces the body's ability to produce hemoglobin, which leads to difficulties in transporting oxygen through the blood. Patients suffering from this condition often require regular blood transfusions to stay healthy.
​Our Responsibilities & Awareness:
​Blood Test Before Marriage: The most effective way to prevent Thalassemia is for both the bridge and groom to undergo a blood test (Hb-Electrophoresis) before marriage. If both partners are "carriers" of the Thalassemia gene, there is a high risk that their child will be born with the disease.
​A Carrier is Not a Patient: It is important to remember that a carrier can lead a completely healthy and normal life. The risk only arises when two carriers conceive a child.
​Donate Blood: For Thalassemia patients, donated blood is their primary lifeline. Please come forward and donate blood regularly to help save lives.
​Conclusion
​Thalassemia is not a contagious disease; rather, it is preventable through awareness.
​Let’s be aware and build a Thalassemia-free society.
World Health Organization (WHO)