Obesity is recognized as the most important disease of our age in developed and developing countries. The obesity awareness campaign, which was first launched in 2010 by a group of physicians and patients to draw attention to the obesity epidemic, is becoming increasingly widespread. Every year, the third Saturday of May is celebrated as European Obesity Day.
World Hypertension Day is organized to draw attention to stroke, heart and kidney diseases, which are preventable diseases caused by high blood pressure, and to inform the public about prevention, diagnosis and treatment.
With a resolution adopted on September 20, 1993, the General Assembly of the United Nations declared May 15 as "International Family Day" and it has been celebrated all over the world and in our country since 1994.
Celebrated since May 12, 1974, Nurses' Day has a historical meaning. Because May 12 is the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing.
The Week of Persons with Disabilities is a special week celebrated between May 10 and May 16 on the same dates in 156 member states of the United Nations.
The aim of Blood Donation Week is to emphasize the importance of blood donation in society, raise awareness and encourage people to donate blood.
May 5 is World Midwives Day, midwives are health workers who provide basic care to women during pregnancy, childbirth, puerperium and the health of newborns.
Asthma is a chronic lung disease caused by a narrowing of the airway wall due to non-microbial inflammation of the lung airways.
Units that look chaotic from the outside, but where everything moves in a certain order and under close control...
In 2007, the World Health Organization established a global framework for malaria control and recognized April 25 as "World Malaria Day".
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