Sarcoma Awareness Month
Sarcomas are rare cancers affecting bones or soft tissues. Early detection and expert care are vital for better outcomes. Stay aware and informed—your health matters!
Summertime – Beat the Heat
Stay cool and safe this summer with our essential tips to beat the heat. Learn how to avoid dehydration, protect yourself from sunburn, and recognize the signs of heat stroke. Discover practical advice on healthy nutrition, safe outdoor habits, and smart hydration so you can enjoy a healthier, happier summer—whether you’re at home or traveling.
World Vitiligo Day
une 25 marks World Vitiligo Day, dedicated to raising awareness and fighting prejudice against this non-contagious and often misunderstood skin condition. This day aims to support those affected, promote understanding, and encourage the acceptance of individual beauty. Vitiligo can have a strong psychological impact, but everyone deserves to embrace themselves and value their uniqueness.
World Brain Tumor Day
World Brain Tumor Day, observed annually on June 8, raises global awareness about brain tumors. Whether malignant or benign, brain tumors can have life-threatening consequences and require timely diagnosis and treatment. This day highlights the importance of support, education, and research to improve patient outcomes and emphasizes that together, we can make a difference.
World No Tobacco Day – Protecting the youth
World No Tobacco Day 2024 aims to protect young people from the tobacco industry’s manipulative tactics. Tobacco use causes millions of deaths yearly and is a leading risk factor for numerous diseases. This campaign raises awareness about the dangers of smoking, the addictive nature of nicotine, and the harmful effects on youth, encouraging everyone to choose health and support smoke-free lives for future generations
World Inflammatory Bowel DiseaseDay
World IBD Day, observed on May 19, raises awareness of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis—chronic conditions affecting the digestive tract. With rising incidence in the Middle East, understanding symptoms, triggers like stress and diet, and modern treatments is key for early diagnosis and better care.
World Hypertension Day
World Hypertension Day, marked on May 17th, raises global awareness about the importance of monitoring blood pressure. This year’s theme, “Measure Your Blood Pressure Accurately, Control It, Live Longer!” highlights the need for early detection and healthy lifestyle choices to prevent hypertension and its serious consequences, including heart disease and stroke.
Ovarian Cancer – Coping with an advanced condition.
When ovarian cancer is diagnosed as incurable, there are still treatments available that can help control the disease and improve quality of life. Support, palliative care, and thoughtful clinical decisions guide patients and families through this challenging time, empowering them to focus on comfort, connection, and making meaningful memories together.
World Ovarian Cancer Day!
Ovarian cancer is the most lethal of the female cancers. Around 70% of patients are diagnosed at an advanced stage.
Asthma – Everything under control?
Asthma is often misunderstood as well-controlled when quick-relief medication works during attacks. True control means living without frequent symptoms, relying on relievers less than twice a week, and enjoying a normal, active life. In the Middle East, many patients suffer from uncontrolled asthma due to overuse of relievers and lack of specialist care. Empowering patients with self-management skills and regular medical follow-up is key to optimal asthma control.