Think Pink: It’s breast cancer awareness month
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which has a goal to educate the public on risk factors, promote early detection through regular screenings, and raise funds for research.
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which has a goal to educate the public on risk factors, promote early detection through regular screenings, and raise funds for research.
From anxiety to depression, it seems like so many people – at least those with the resources to do so – have turned to therapy as a solution.
Every year, when spring rolls around and we all get outside, the topic of conversation eventually turns to tick season.
During the month of June, healthcare organizations are working to promote brain health and raise awareness of Alzheimer’s disease.
But the people who battle this invisible disorder do so every single day, albeit at varying levels, and people in their lives aren’t even aware that their loved one is in pain.
Many of you have probably realized that May is peak season for allergy related symptoms and allergy seasons are getting longer and more intense.
This heightened time of awareness and education highlights the many ways we can prevent skin cancer, get early detections, and practice overall sun safety.
It’s May! Beyond Mother’s Day, National Nurses Day, Armed Forces Day, and Memorial Day weekend, May also marks Mental Health Awareness Month.
April marks Alcohol Awareness Month – time to gain knowledge and awareness about alcohol consumption in America.
It’s important to take care of ourselves from top to bottom and inside out. That translates to regular doctor visits, a healthy diet, exercise, and, as necessary, lifestyle changes such as quitting smoking and minimizing alcohol intake. Wait, there’s more.