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Cervical Cancer: Awareness and Prevention

Cervical cancer is the fourth most common type of cancer, making it one of the most terrifying and fastest-growing diseases in the world today. This disease currently results in the death of one person every two minutes. Women today are developing cervical cancer at a rapid rate. Infection with the human papillomavirus (HPV) is the primary cause of this cancer's development in a woman's cervix. Importantly, in 42 countries, it is the most common cancer death among women.

Depression- A global health crisis

Depression is traditionally defined as a state that affects an individual's overall well-being and is characterized by a persistent state of sadness, a low mood that lasts for an extended period of time, and a strong sense of hopelessness. However, depression may present with a variety of symptoms that make it extremely challenging to diagnose, and individuals may attempt to conceal their condition from others due to the stigma associated with it.

Cardiovascular Health for all

A few simple and persistent strategies, such as taking medications on time, maintaining an ideal B.P., monitoring cholesterol and sugar levels, and instilling healthy habits like exercising, eating well, quitting smoking, and not drinking alcohol, can effectively manage the most dreaded cardiovascular diseases.

World First Aid Day

World First Aid Day is celebrated every year on the second Saturday in September. This special day is celebrated to encourage people to learn about first aid training, which allows them to avoid injuries and save lives in emergency situations. First aid not only helps a victim make a small recovery, but it also helps keep them alive so they can go to the hospital for more specialized care.