Bangladesh Medical Students' Society (BMSS)

In the age of the biologically mechanized world, Bangladesh is still a developing country. As a hardworking nation, the country is in the phase where it is on all limbs for development. Due to its ample labor force, Bangladesh is industrializing at a rapid rate. As any other developed country that came out of the darkness of being a developing country, Bangladesh is cladding itself with industrialization.

Bangladesh was born in the year of 1971, after a bloody and gruesome nine months of fighting, being decapitated, raped and tortured. The whole nation rebelled and won its own independence. A hardworking and a diligent nation, Bangladeshis have not only proven to be brave and patriotic but a hardworking nation striving to make a better country, a better Bangladesh.

Along with the wind of change that brought industrialization, improvement in the health care sector has been ostensible in this region. A delta in category, Bangladesh is poised with a lot of diseases which still exist, due to insufficient improvement in the healthcare system. Communicable disease is still a common problem here with poverty and population density.

The condition, though unwanted, gives a wide spectrum of choice for students to work and enhance their experience and skills on community health, reproductive health, and run researches on health issues and medical education system.

Bangladesh Medical Student’ Society is an arena where all the medical students of Bangladesh will work as ‘ONE’ and help to make this great country free from the deadly diseases that poses Bangladesh, and the world at large.

The medical students of Bangladesh, has been working together to make a better, safer future for the nation, fulfilling their duties as a member of the healthcare system. They have been engaged in various activities starting from blood donation to vaccination to awareness programs.

BMSS believes in building individual leadership amongst medical students, who will transform the problems into solutions. The healthcare deficiencies not only threaten Bangladesh, but most of the world. As much as we want to make and build a better Bangladesh, what we want more is to build a better world. To make the world a safer and a better place comes under the motto of BMSS ‘Famulus Clementia’ meaning ‘serving humanity’.