Health and Medical Awareness empowers citizens, communities, medical professionals, and patients. We learn each month how to make informed decisions based on prevention, diagnosis, treatment, care, and support of different conditions.
Sudden cardiac arrest awareness is vital to improving survival rates and preventing this devastating condition.
In addition to National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, the DEA can receive drugs for disposal throughout the year from over 11,000 authorized collectors.
October 21st is National Check Your Meds Day, it encourages people to bring their prescriptions to their pharmacist for revision.
Long-term care planning is creating a strategy for future support needs, including healthcare, housing, finances, legal matters, and end-of-life planning.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We'll help you understand your disease, medication, and treatment options and ensure you receive support and peace of mind at home.
By raising awareness during Liver Cancer Awareness Month, we can focus on education, early detection, and equitable healthcare access.
The spinal cord is an integral part of the nervous system, and any injury to it can result in loss of sensation, muscle function, or even paralysis.
Pain management at home is a critical component of patient care that demands a comprehensive and individualized approach.
National Fall Prevention Awareness Day is observed on September 22, at the start of the fall season, as a reminder of the importance of fall prevention.
World Alzheimer's Month gives us the opportunity to speak up and challenge the stigma surrounding Alzheimer's and dementia.
