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Each month, healthcare organizations around the country recognize a particular health condition or provide educational materials about a certain topic. May is National Women's Health Month! National Women's Health Month emphasizes various aspects of women's health, including reproductive health, mental health, chronic disease prevention, and healthy aging. The goal is to promote better health across all areas of a woman's life. Women’s Health Month is a great time to educate yourself further on the most common health risks women face. It’s also a perfect time to schedule any preventive care appointments, such as screenings, examinations, and tests. Empower, educate, heal. 🌸 Here's to strong women everywhere—may we know them, be them, and raise them. #WomensHealthMonth #TakeChargeOfYourHealth

Did you know that men are less likely to visit a doctor than women? This International #MensHealthWeek (June 10th-16th), let's change that! International Men's Health Week is a global initiative to raise awareness of preventable health issues in men and boys. It encourages early detection and treatment of diseases and educates the public on improving men's health overall. Our fathers, husbands, uncles, brothers and sons in Rivers State and beyond – this week is about you! Don't wait until you feel unwell. Schedule a check-up with your doctor this week. Discuss potential health risks, especially those specific to men like prostate cancer and testicular cancer. Early detection is key to successful treatment. Don’t forget about your mental well-being as your health goes beyond the physical. Take deliberate steps to prioritize your health and well-being this week. Let's make International Men's Health Week a reminder to prioritize your health all year round! #MensHealthWeek2024 #Wellness #MensHealthMatters #Health4AllRivers

🧡💜💛💙 It’s Women’s Health Week! From 2-6 September 2024 we’re shining a spotlight on some of the biggest issues in women’s health for women and girls with bleeding disorders. #WomensHealthWeek

The theme for this year's #NationalWomensHealthWeek is dedicated to empowering women to take charge of their health journeys and shining a light on health issues unique to women. One way to do that is through routine health screenings. From mammograms to pap smears, staying updated can catch issues early. Let's make a commitment to prioritize physical, mental, and emotional well-being - this week and beyond. #MSHO24 #NWHW #WomensHealthWeek

Day 3 of Women's Health Week 2024: Breaking the Silence on Shame and Stigma Today, on the third day of Women's Health Week 2024, we’re tackling the theme of "Shame and Stigma." Too often, women’s health issues are surrounded by feelings of embarrassment or stigma, preventing many from seeking the care they need. Dr. Sneha Wadhwani, a Women’s Health GP and the National Clinical Director for Evoca, shares her expert insights in our latest blog and video. Dr. Wadhwani discusses common but often unspoken issues like urinary incontinence, heavy menstrual bleeding, pain during intercourse, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). 📝 Read the blog and watch the video to learn more about how we can break down these barriers and take charge of our health: https://lnkd.in/dVXAYwwC Let’s work together to remove the stigma and empower all women to seek the care they deserve. 💪💕 #WomensHealthWeek #ShameAndStigma #WomensHealth #HealthAwareness #EvocaWomensHealth #Empowerment

What better way to celebrate Women’s Health Month than by making women’s physical and mental health a priority? Data show that women have different levels of risk and health care needs, but unfortunately, gender bias remains in health care. Women have a higher risk of stroke than men do. And nearly 80% of people living in the United States with osteoporosis are women. As physicians, we can advance women’s health by focusing on prevention and care management, forming trusted relationships with our patients, and collaborating among care teams and specialties to expand services—efforts that are already ingrained in Permanente Medicine’s core values. #NWHM #WomensHealth

Today's Women's Health Week focus is on how conditions like heart health, migraine and pelvic pain impact women uniquely. Stay informed and advocate for your health.  https://lnkd.in/gsGj4vhg

LSF Health Systems CEO Dr. Christine Cauffield was on First Coast Living this week shedding light on a crucial issue: the alarming rise of alcohol-related problems among women. 🚨 April marks National Alcohol Awareness Month, and we're committed to raising awareness and providing support. Watch the segment below to learn more about this important topic. ⤵️ #Alcohol #Awareness

Today, on World Health Day, let's shine a light on a pressing issue: the underdiagnosis of women's health issues. Did you know that globally, millions of women go undiagnosed for health conditions they face? From reproductive health concerns to mental health challenges, the lack of awareness and access to healthcare resources often leaves women struggling in silence. 🚨 Shockingly, this underdiagnosis leads to countless preventable deaths each year. Whether it's due to cervical cancer, maternal mortality, or mental health disorders, the toll on women's lives is staggering. At GC, we're committed to changing this narrative. Our holistic approach to wellness empowers women to heal themselves naturally, addressing the root causes of health issues and promoting long-term well-being. 💪 This World Health Day, let's prioritize women's health and advocate for better access to healthcare and support systems. Together, we can make a difference. Learn more about our holistic healing approach at www.counsellingwithgc.com. #WorldHealthDay #WomensHealth #HolisticWellness #GCWellness #CounsellingWithGC 🌿🌟

Women's Health Week Day 4: Point of Difference Today, we highlight the unique aspects of women's health, focusing on conditions that affect women differently—such as heart health, migraines, and pelvic pain. Understanding these differences is crucial for effective prevention, treatment, and management. Women's experiences with these conditions can vary significantly from men's, influencing how symptoms are recognized and care is provided. 👩⚕️ Empower Yourself: Heart Health: Learn about the less recognised symptoms of heart disease in women. Migraines: Explore why women are disproportionately affected by migraines and what unique triggers may exist. Pelvic Pain: Understand the complex nature of pelvic pain and the importance of seeking specialised care. It’s your choice to be informed and your voice that can share knowledge and inspire change. Let’s use both to advocate for better health outcomes for women everywhere. For more information and resources, visit Jean Hailes for Women's Health: Women's Health Week | Jean Hailes #WomensHealthWeek #YourHealthYourVoice #HeartHealth #MigraineAwareness #PelvicHealth