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.
National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month aims to promote education, early detection, and advanced treatment research for colorectal cancer.
February 29 is a day to be aware of the diseases that affect fewer than 200,000 people, or about 1 in 1,500 people worldwide.
National Heart Valve Disease Awareness Day, was created to raise awareness about heart valve disease, its symptoms, risk factors, detection, and treatment.
By embracing the spirit of Black History Month, healthcare professionals can contribute to a more compassionate and understanding healthcare for everyone.
Self-checks are means to increase the chances of avoiding diseases and other preventable health conditions.
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.
February 4th is World Cancer Day, a day in which we promote awareness about cancer prevention, research, screenings, and treatments.
What is the history of American Heart Month? What are the goals? Learn everything, from facts, information, and actions here.
Let's celebrate the diversity of donors and the inclusive spirit of National Blood Donor Month. Join the awareness, donate, and give life to others!
