National Nurses Week is a time to recognize nurses dedication, compassion, and commitment to their patients. Nurses are a vital part of the health care team, often caring for patients at their most vulnerable times. Thank you nurses for all you […]

Autism Awareness Month was started to educate the public on autism and promote opportunity for those living with autism. Autism is a bio-neurological developmental disability that usually presents symptoms by the age of 3.  Kids with autism struggle with social […]

The American Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics created National Nutrition Month to educate individuals on healthy eating habits and an active lifestyle. A few suggestions to help celebrate National Nutrition Month are: For more information on National Nutrition Month, Please […]

Roughly 30% of Americans are at risk of kidney disease due to high blood pressure, diabetes, or family history of kidney failure. These are alarming statistics when you consider the vital importance of your kidneys. They filter 200 liters blood […]

The goal of World Cancer Day is to prevent cancer deaths across the globe through education, awareness, and the lobbying governments to take measures to research and combat this disease. It is vital to bring awareness to cancer since more […]

For more information on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, please click here: https://thekingcenter.org/king-holiday-2023/

In recent history, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) created processes and procedures mandating third party independent testing of toys. This testing especially emphasizes testing for lead and phthalate, which is toxic in high levels. This holiday season keep […]

Becoming bi-lingual or multi-lingual has many benefits. It provides greater insight and understanding to other cultures and helps you connect with more people. It can also help enhance your understanding of your first language in addition to increasing your memory […]