Time To Save Medicine Abhijit Naskar

Medicine plays a crucial role in our lives, ensuring our well-being and allowing us to overcome illnesses and diseases. It is a field that constantly evolves and discovers new ways to improve our health. However, there are concerns about the future of medicine, especially in an age where profitability often drives decisions over the well-being of patients.

One person who has been tirelessly advocating for saving the true essence of medicine is Abhijit Naskar. Naskar is a renowned neuroscientist and an advocate for mental health and well-being. His work highlights the importance of focusing on the patient's needs rather than solely relying on profit-driven approaches.

With his vast experience and expertise in the field of medicine, Naskar has been a vocal critic of how some pharmaceutical companies prioritize profit over the health of individuals. He believes that medicine should be driven by empathy, compassion, and a genuine desire to heal, rather than commercial gains.

Time to Save Medicine

by Abhijit Naskar (Kindle Edition)

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Naskar's message is clear - it is time to reassess our priorities and refocus on the true purpose of medicine. The well-being of patients should always be at the forefront, and decisions should be guided by ethical considerations, rather than financial gains.

While the advancement of medical technology and research has undoubtedly led to significant breakthroughs, Naskar emphasizes the importance of not losing sight of the human aspect of medicine. He calls for a collective effort to ensure that medicine remains a practice of healing and not just a business.

One of the key issues Naskar highlights is the rising cost of medication and healthcare. He believes that access to affordable and quality healthcare is a fundamental right for every individual. The current system, which often prioritizes profit over accessibility, needs to be reevaluated in order to provide equal opportunities for all.

Furthermore, Naskar advocates for a shift in the approach to mental health. He believes that mental well-being is inseparable from physical health, and both should be treated as equally important. By destigmatizing mental health issues and providing adequate support, we can create a more comprehensive healthcare system that addresses all aspects of a person's well-being.

Naskar's call to save medicine is not just limited to healthcare professionals or policymakers. He believes that everyone has a role to play in shaping the future of medicine. By educating ourselves about healthcare issues, supporting organizations that prioritize patient well-being, and demanding changes in policies, we can collectively create a positive impact on the field of medicine.

In , Abhijit Naskar's mission to save medicine highlights the importance of prioritizing patient well-being over commercial interests. By refocusing on empathy, compassion, and ethical considerations, we can ensure that medicine remains a practice of healing rather than a business driven solely by profit. With his expertise and advocacy, Naskar inspires us all to take action and contribute to shaping the future of medicine.

Time to Save Medicine

by Abhijit Naskar (Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	888 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	157 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

"A doctor should be a clown at heart, a scientist at brain and a mother at conscience."

Abhijit Naskar - this is not just a name - it's an idea - an idea of self-realization - an idea of a healthy humanity - an idea of one humanity. And that idea rises through this book once again to extend the flow of practical philosophy of life to all practitioners of medicine. This is a humanitarian guidebook of the true philosophy, ethics and purpose of medical practice for all doctors and would-be doctors to understand themselves and their patients better. Naskar, the humanitarian neuroscientist lends a hand to the bold and life-saving individuals known as doctors in their practice of medicine, so that they could, in the truest sense of the term "save lives" and not just treat sick bodies.