A stroke can happen to anybody at any time, so recognizing the signs and accessing emergency treatment as quickly as possible is critical. Remember the ‘FAST’ acronym every day, not just on World Stroke Day, to help you and your loved ones if a stroke ever occurs.
As a family caregiver, it is extremely important for you to encourage your elderly loved one to stay clean and fresh. This is an important part of physical health as well as their perception of themselves.
If your elderly loved one seems to go through some big mood changes and deeper sadness from late fall to early spring, they may be struggling with Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD. Learn more aboout it.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month happens every October when you have the opportunity to learn more about breast cancer, starting with prevention and raise awareness about this disease.
Craniofacial Awareness month is an opportunity to raise awareness of the challenges here in Canada for those born with facial differences.
August is Gastroparesis Awareness Month, a time to raises consciousness about this disorder that can cause serious, debilitating symptoms.
Today is International Self-Care Day, which provides the opportunity to raise public awareness of the importance of self-care to stay healthy
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