Bangladesh Medical Students' Society (BMSS)

[LC Announcement Part 79: UPDC LC]

At the core of BMSS’s national impact lies strong institutional engagement and committed student leadership. Through structured teamwork and local initiative, BMSS continues to expand its reach and strengthen its mission across medical colleges nationwide.

As we commence the 2025–26 term, BMSS is pleased to welcome a newly appointed Local Committee comprising passionate and capable student leaders. This team steps into a role of responsibility, entrusted with advancing BMSS values, activities, and advocacy within their institution.

We are pleased to formally announce the Local Committee of Update Dental college for the term 2025–26 and extend our sincere best wishes for a term defined by accountability, collaboration, and impactful outcomes.

[Event Highlights ~ PRC Skill Sprint: PRC Competency Module]

Four days of focus. One shared vision. Boundless potential.
As the PRC Skill Sprint concludes, we aren’t just looking back at a completed module; we are looking at the evolution of our team. These four days were designed to sharpen the instincts of our Local Officers, arming them with the high-level strategies needed to lead in an ever-shifting PR landscape.
From dissecting complex communication frameworks to refining our advocacy impact, our LOs have demonstrated that they are the true heartbeat of BMSS. This sprint wasn’t just about learning; it was about laying the groundwork for our next chapter. To our team: your passion is the engine that drives us. Let’s channel this momentum into everything we build next.

[BMSS Celebrated World No To***co Day]

World No To***co Day, observed annually on May 31st, is a vital global movement dedicated to breaking the cycle of to***co's widespread damage and driving healthier futures. Throughout this journey, BMSS has stepped up both nationally and internationally, leading impactful to***co control initiatives across multiple sectors. They hold a unique place as the only medical students' association in Bangladesh actively dedicated to fighting against to***co.

​Their key achievements include taking their mission to the global stage which includes participating in the World Conference on To***co Control and presenting their work directly to the Director General of the WHO. Nationally, they have driven policy research, launched community awareness campaigns and established programs across medical colleges to provide public health education and patient counseling. Through these targeted efforts, BMSS continues to build a healthier, more resilient future for generations to come.

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In Loving Memory of Dr. Dhipra Tabassum

​With profound sadness and heavy hearts, the Bangladesh Medical Students' Society (BMSS) mourns the tragic and untimely demise of one of our most brilliant former leaders, Dr. Dhipra Tabassum.
​Dr. Dhipra served with immense dedication as our revered former SCORP National Officer (NORP) for the 2016-17 term. Her leadership, compassion, and unwavering commitment left an indelible mark on our BMSS family.

​We extend our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to her family, friends, batchmates, and everyone whose life she touched. We pray to the Almighty to grant her the highest place in Jannah and to give her loved ones the strength and comfort to bear this irreparable loss.
​Rest in peace, Dr. Dhipra. You will forever remain in our prayers and hearts.

[LC Announcement Part 78: JRRMC LC]

At the core of BMSS’s national impact lies strong institutional engagement and committed student leadership. Through structured teamwork and local initiative, BMSS continues to expand its reach and strengthen its mission across medical colleges nationwide.

As we commence the 2025–26 term, BMSS is pleased to welcome a newly appointed Local Committee comprising passionate and capable student leaders. This team steps into a role of responsibility, entrusted with advancing BMSS values, activities, and advocacy within their institution.

We are pleased to formally announce the Local Committee of Jalalabaad Ragib Rabeya Medical College for the term 2025–26 and extend our sincere best wishes for a term defined by accountability, collaboration, and impactful outcomes.

[Research Roots: From Basics to Breakthrough | Event Highlights]

From 9th May to 23rd May 2026, the Rajshahi Medical College Local Committee of the Bangladesh Medical Students’ Society (BMSS) has successfully organized a six-day hybrid workshop titled “Research Roots: From Basics to Breakthrough”. The program aimed to develop a research mindset and strengthen critical scientific reasoning among medical students through a structured learning approach.
The workshop consisted of six progressive sessions designed to gradually build participants’ understanding and practical skills in medical research. They were comprised of —

Offline Sessions:
• Session 1 — Introduction to Research and How to Avoid Plagiarism:
Participants gained a foundational understanding of medical research, its importance in clinical practice, and the significance of maintaining academic integrity by avoiding plagiarism in scientific work.

• Session 2 — Literature Review, Study Design and Basics of Biostatistics:
Participants learned the fundamentals of literature review, different study designs, and basic concepts of biostatistics essential for conducting evidence-based research.

• Session 3 — Sampling Types, Data Collection, Protocol Writing, IRB Approval and Groundbreaking Research on Rheumatology:
This session provided practical insights into sampling techniques, data collection methods, protocol writing, ethical approval procedures, and highlighted important research developments in rheumatology.

Online Sessions:
•Session 4 — Decoding Medical Evidence: Mastering Essentials of Critical Appraisal:
Participants developed skills in critically analyzing and interpreting medical literature to evaluate the quality and reliability of scientific evidence.
•Session 5 — Preparing a Research Proposal: A Hands-on Training in Literature Search, Scientific Writing & Referencing:
This session focused on proposal preparation, effective literature searching, scientific writing techniques, and proper referencing methods for academic research.
•Session 6 — Research Career Pathway: Understanding through Study Design and Data Collection Method:
Participants gained insights into research career pathways, long-term academic opportunities, and practical guidance through shared professional experiences.

Throughout all the sessions, participants demonstrated remarkable enthusiasm and active engagement. The workshop successfully created an interactive learning environment where students not only gained theoretical knowledge but also developed practical research thinking skills. The overall response from participants was highly encouraging, reflecting strong interest and growing motivation toward research activities among medical students.
The event featured resource persons from diverse academic and research backgrounds who guided participants throughout the program:
• Session 1: Dr. S.M. Ahsan Shahid
MBBS, FCPS, MS, FACS, PhD
Associate professor,
Department of Pediatric surgery
Chief Editor of the Journal Of Teachers Association (TAJ)
• Session 2: Dr. Md. Habibul Hasan Marshal

BDS, MCPS, MS
Associate Professor
Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

• Session 3: Dr. Md. Azizul Haque Azad
MBBS, FCPS (Medicine), MRCP (UK), FRCP (EDIN)
MRCP SCE Rheumatology (UK)
Professor, Department of Medicine, Rajshahi Medical College
Chairman of the Journal of Teachers Association (TAJ)

• Session 4 & 5: Dr. Shirsho Shreyan

MBBS
Research Scholar
Department of Neurosurgery
Division of Neuroendovascular Surgery
Medical University of South Carolina, USA

• Session 6: Dr. Syed Nazin Morshed

MBBS
Project Research Physician
NTD Research Group
Nutrition Research Division
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The program concluded with a Certificate Giving Ceremony for participants who successfully completed all six sessions. The initiative significantly contributed to fostering a stronger research culture and inspired students to actively engage in evidence-based medical practice.

Event Highlights – [Public Health Begins with Clean Qurbani Eid]

On the occasion of Eid-ul-Adha 2026, Shaheed Monsur Ali Medical College Local Committee (SMAMC-LC), under SCOPH, BMSS-Bangladesh, successfully organized the campaign “Public Health Begins with Clean Qurbani Eid” on 27 May 2026. The campaign was implemented across Dhaka,Gazipur,Munshiganj, Madaripur, Sherpur, Netrokona, Barishal, Patuakhali, and Noakhali through the dedicated efforts of our Local Officers and volunteers. The initiative focused on promoting safe and hygienic Qurbani practices, raising public health awareness during Eid-ul-Adha, encouraging proper waste management and environmental cleanliness, preventing diseases associated with the improper disposal of animal waste, and educating communities on maintaining a healthy and sustainable environment throughout the festive season.

As part of the campaign, volunteers conducted community awareness sessions, distributed educational leaflets, engaged directly with the public on various public health issues, and facilitated discussions on safe Qurbani practices. The activities were documented through photographs and community interactions to highlight the campaign’s impact. Through direct engagement and awareness-building efforts, the campaign encouraged individuals to adopt healthier and more responsible Qurbani practices, contributing to a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable Eid celebration for all.

Every cigarette you put down is a victory for your lungs, your heart, and everyone who loves you. On this World No To***co Day, we choose fresh air over smoke, strength over addiction, and life over a habit that takes it away. The world is cleaner, brighter, and fuller without to***co in it.

You don’t need a cloud of smoke to feel alive, you just need the courage to breathe without it. Today is the day. Put it down. Walk away. And never look back.

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