CHICAGO — National Doctors Day is observed March 30 to recognize physicians and their contributions to patient care and communities. The observance was formally established by a U.S. House of Representatives resolution in 1958. This annual tradition often involves patients sending cards or red carnations, which are the official symbol of the holiday. Hospitals and clinics are also using the day to highlight the tireless work of medical staff in improving local health outcomes.
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