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.
By embracing the spirit of Black History Month, healthcare professionals can contribute to a more compassionate and understanding healthcare for everyone.
This National Cancer Prevention Month, take a moment to assess your health and identify areas where positive changes can be made.
Low Vision Awareness Month is observed annually throughout February. A.M.D. affects approximately 15 million people in the U.S.
The start of a new year is a perfect time to make better health choices. Due to that, January is National Staying Healthy Month to strive for wellness.
National Bath Safety Month is a reminder urging us to take proactive steps to prevent potential bathroom injuries
International Sharps Injury Prevention Awareness Month urges healthcare professionals to mitigate the risks associated with sharps injuries.
On December 12, we commemorate International Universal Health Coverage Day. This day addresses the importance of quality and affordable healthcare for everyone.
It's never too early or late to educate yourself about Alzheimer's and support those affected by it.
During Lung Cancer Awareness Month, let's educate on the benefits of early detection to eradicate this deadly disease.
During Lung Cancer Awareness Month, let's educate on the benefits of early detection to eradicate this deadly disease.
