National Donate Life Month was established in 2003 to raise awareness about donations, encourage people to register as donors and recognize those that have saved lives through donations.
This week in April, we honor the hard work of everyone involved in integrated respiratory care, including registered nurses, caregivers, breathing specialists, pulmonary therapists, and other healthcare professionals.
This year, World Health Day is an opportunity to review past public health successes, especially those that improved generations' quality of life during the last 75 years.
The first week of April is proclaimed National Public Health Week to improve the nation's overall health. It focuses on prevention, awareness, and education to ensure the conditions in which people can be and stay healthy.
Self-checks are means to increase the chances of avoiding diseases and other preventable health conditions. Here’s how to perform them.
February 14th is National Donor Day. Today we raise awareness about organ donation. More than 120,000 Americans are waiting for an organ donation that saves their lives.
February 4th is World Cancer Day, a day in which we cope together to promote awareness and education about cancer prevention, research, screenings, and treatments.
Cervical cancer was once a primary cause of cancer death for women in the United States. Nowadays, screening and prevention have significantly reduced the impact of cervical cancer.
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.
While no disease is 100% percent preventable, you can always make lifestyle changes that may help reduce the risk of developing other diseases. Here are some of them.
