Events

  • National Pharmacist Day

    Dates to Remember

    National Pharmacist Day recognizes pharmacists’ critical role in medication safety, patient counseling, and overall healthcare delivery in communities and clinical settings.

  • Martin Luther King Jr. Day

    Dates to Remember

    Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a U.S. federal holiday commemorating Dr. King’s leadership in the civil rights movement and encouraging reflection, service, and action toward racial and social justice.

  • Seasonal Depression Awareness Month

    Dates to Remember

    Seasonal Depression Awareness Month is observed in December to increase awareness about Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and other forms of mood changes linked to seasonal patterns and reduced daylight exposure. […]

  • Ethics of Caring Film of the Year: Caregiving

    Webinars

    Ethics of Caring, will lead a virtual discussion on the film, Caregiving.  From Executive Producer Bradley Cooper, this is the story of a group of paid and unpaid caregivers navigating the […]

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  • American Heart Month

    Dates to Remember

    American Heart Month is a U.S. health observance focused on raising awareness about cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death in the country. Established in 1964, it promotes heart-healthy behaviors such as physical activity, balanced nutrition, and regular screenings. The month also highlights health disparities affecting heart disease outcomes.

  • National Cancer Prevention Month

    Dates to Remember

    National Cancer Prevention Month highlights evidence-based strategies to reduce cancer risk, including lifestyle changes, early detection, and environmental protections. Observed annually in February, it emphasizes prevention alongside treatment and survivorship. Public health agencies use the month to promote screenings and education.

  • National Self-Check Month

    Dates to Remember

    National Self-Check Month encourages individuals to become familiar with their own bodies and health indicators in order to notice early warning signs of illness. The observance promotes routine self-exams and proactive health monitoring. It is often paired with education on when to seek professional medical care.

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