The international holiday is dedicated to the oldest principle of medical ethics “Primum non nocere” (translated from Latin - “First of all, do no harm”). Around the world, up to 10% of patients are harmed as a result of incorrect care provided to patients in a hospital. It is noted that up to 50% of the consequences can be prevented.

Forest Workers Day

The city communicates with residents through the ringing of the tram, the hum of the subway, the cry of crows and the rustle of fallen leaves. Anyone can have a heart-to-heart talk with him. This opportunity is provided by an unusual holiday celebrated on September 17th. Esotericists are convinced that every object, like a living being, has a soul. The city also has it, which may not accept a stranger, hate him or, on the contrary, love him.

Today, the music that emerged from the folklore of American farmers is performed by famous rock and pop singers. The country genre is very popular in the USA, Canada, Mexico and other Latin American countries. In honor of the musical style, a holiday was established in the early 2000s.

Laughter occurs involuntarily when tickled. Touching the soles of our feet, ribs, or armpits causes many of us to smile, giggle, and twitch our muscles. Such reflex reactions are characteristic not only of humans, but also of animals, such as apes.

Every person has had cases in his life when small disagreements with friends and loved ones grew into serious resentment and silent confrontation. This conflict can last forever if you don’t say “Stop!” The founders of this unusual holiday believe that at least once a year you need to think and weigh the pros and cons in order to understand: are the differences that have arisen really so irreconcilable?

In 1921, under the terms of the Riga Peace Treaty, the western territories of Belarus went to Poland. In 1939, the USSR annulled all agreements concluded with Poland. According to the will of the Belarusians and Ukrainians, their territories of residence became part of the USSR. This became possible thanks to the Polish liberation campaign of the Red Army, which began on September 17.

Constitution Day and Citizenship Day in the United States

Mother's Day in Kazakhstan

Day of Social Protection Workers in Moldova

Ukraine Rescuer Day

This holiday is sometimes called Onion Day or Babyla Day. In Orthodoxy, on September 17, the prophet Moses and his glorious deeds are remembered. The burning bush is a thorn bush engulfed in flames, but not burning. The burning bush was popularly used as a talisman against fires.

Orthodox holidays September 17:

Memorial Day of the Holy Prophet Moses the Seer of God

Cathedral of Voronezh Saints

Celebration of the Icon of the Mother of God ''The Burning Bush''