Beer Birotto...National Professor Dr.Nurul Islam. বীর চট্টলার নক্ষত্র স্বাস্থ্য বিজ্ঞানী জাতীয় অধ্যাপক ডাঃ নুরুল ইসলাম,
National Professor Dr.Nurul Islam.
বীর চট্টলার নক্ষত্র স্বাস্থ্য বিজ্ঞানী জাতীয় অধ্যাপক ডাঃ নুরুল ইসলাম
Academic Qualification:
Dr. Islam obtained MB from Calcutta, 1951; TDD from the University of Wales, 1955; MRCP 1956; FCCP from American College of Chest Physicians, 1962; FCPS 1963; FRCP Edin, 1966; FRCP Lond, 1977; D.Sc, Ansted University, Malaysia, 1999; FCGP, Bangladesh.
Dr. Islam specialized in the field of medical science. He is a successful physician, teacher and research scientist and an outstanding personality of Bangladesh. He is the dreamer and architect of tobacco-free society who first launched the anti-tobacco
As an educationist, medical scientist, social worker, researcher and anti-tobacco leader, Professor Islam has been awarded many Medals and Commemorative Certificates. Some of these are: President’s Gold Medal (1963), Gold Medal-Bangladesh Academy of Sciences (1982), Daymi Award for Religion and Social work (1986); Rangdhanu Academy Award (1986) for Social Service, Highest National Award-The Indepen- dence Day Award (1997), WHO Commemorative Medal worthy of international recognition for tobacco control in 1990 and 1992, Ibn Sina Medal-1995; Gold Medal-RCP Edin (1999), Social Service Award by the Govt. of Bangladesh (2000), Bangladesh Nutrition Society Award (2002), Hussain Shahid Suhrawardi Award for tobacco-free society (2003), Bangla Academy Award (2003), Dr. B.C. Roy Gold Medal as ‘Chikitsa Ratna’ Award for Medical Science, Kolkata (2003), Enriching Communal Harmony & Human Rights, Kolkata University, India (2004); WHO, DG’s Special Award-2005 for work in the field of tobacco in the South-East Asian Region; Prime Minister’s National Science Writers’ Award-2005 and Marie Curie Award for Medical Science 2006.
Director & Professor, IPGMR, 1965 -1987, Founding Dean, Faculty of Postgraduate Medicine, Dhaka University, Physician to Founding Father of Bangladesh, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman 1971 - 75; Founding Councillor, Pakistan & Bangladesh College of Physicians & Surgeons; Chairman, Bangladesh First National AIDS Committee; Founder Chairman, Janasheba Foundation & Institute of Applied Health Sciences (IAHS); Founder President, ADHUNIK (National anti-tobacco organization); Founder Chief Adviser, Coalition Against Tobacco (CAT); Chairman, Editorial Board, Tobacco News; Vice Chairman, Hamdard Foundation Bangladesh and Founder President & Founder Vice-Chancellor, University of Science & Technology Chittagong, 1992 to till date. In the international field: Member, WHO Expert Advisory panel on HMD (1976 - 1992), Member, Expert Advisory panel on Tobacco & Health, WHO 1992; Emeritus Advisor, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, and Foreign Fellow, Pakistan Academy of Sciences.
He has to his credit over 100 publications on health and drugs in international journals and over 100 articles on anti-tobacco only published in National and International Dailies and journals. He wrote over 27 books including some on Tobacco & Health e.g. Tobacco Smoking : Opinions, Questions & Answers; Medical Diagnosis & Treatment, Tropical Eosinophilia, Essential Drugs for Village Practice, Prescription and Professionals, Something About Health, Some Thoughts, Jibon Srotay (in the stream of life), History of IPGMR; Bangabandhu (in the eyes of his personal physicians), Thoughts on Complimentary Medicine etc. TOBACCO CONTROL IN BANGLADESH: THE MAN BEHIND containing a compilation of his anti-tobacco articles by Jabbar M.A. and Islam A. I. has been appreciated by the world leaders of anti-tobacco movement.
Almost all countries of Asia, and the Middle East, USSR, UK, Germany, Norway, Italy, Turkey, USA, Argentina, Brazil and South Africa
Pakistan Academy of Sciences, College of General Practitioners, Royal College of Physicians (Edin & Lond, Emeritus Regional adviser 1998), Bangladesh Academy of Sciences, Member-Bangladesh Society of Allergy and Immunology, Bangladesh Association for Advancement of Medical Science.
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