Varanasi: Trauma Centre of the Institute of Medical Science at Banaras Hindu University hosted a series of events to observe World Trauma Day on Tuesday. Apart from events to create awareness through a scientific session and a blood donation camp, the centre distributed free helmets among two-wheeler riders. Following over voluntary donation by 50 persons at a special blood donation camp, a scientific session was organised to mark World Trauma Day, which was observed on the Empowering Voice, Healing Together theme. Trauma centre in charge Professor Saurabh Singh highlighted that the day is observed annually to acknowledge the global impact of trauma and to create awareness about importance of effective trauma care and injury prevention for saving lives. Trauma, often resulting from accidents, violence, natural disasters, or other unexpected events, is a major public health issue affecting millions of people worldwide, he said, adding, World Trauma Day was a reminder of the urgent need for prevention, preparedness and quality care for trauma victims.Singh also said, the day was a reminder for everyone to work together to make the world a better, safer place. The theme underscored the vital role trauma care played in not only saving lives but also in providing a pathway to recovery and hope for survivors and their families, he added. Prof Deepak Gupta of Department of Neurosurgery, AIIMS New Delhi, deliberated on in-flight emergencies, brain stem death and organ donation. We also published the following articles recentlyWorld Trauma Day: Signs you are not out of your trauma; tips to deal with itTrauma can have a deep impact on a persons mental and emotional health, as well as their physical well-being and relationships. Unhealed trauma can manifest in various ways, such as feeling overwhelmed, struggling with past events or triggers, having a low opinion of oneself, and fearing change. To address unhealed trauma, it is important to stay connected with loved ones, seek professional help, avoid alcohol dependency, and practice meditation.In Hamas horrific killings, Israeli trauma over the Holocaust resurfacesThe recent Hamas assault on southern Israeli communities has evoked painful memories of the Holocaust for many Israelis and Jews around the world. The attack has drawn direct parallels between the murder of 6 million Jews in Europe and the recent tragedy in Israel. The comparison to the Holocaust was once considered taboo, but it has become more common in recent years. The Hamas assault, which killed at least 1,300 Israelis, tapped into Israels deepest fears and revived memories of their greatest trauma.Transforming trauma into tails: Cha Eun-woos candid confessions on A Good Day to Be a DogActor Cha Eun-woo revealed details about his character in the upcoming drama "A Good Day to Be a Dog" at a press conference. He plays Jin Seo-won, a math whiz with a perfect face. Co-star Park Gyu-young shared that her character can turn into a dog after kissing. The drama promises a mix of charm, comedy, and unexpected twists. Director Kim Dae-wong expressed satisfaction with the casting and praised the actors performances. The drama is set to premiere on October 11th.

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