The Far-Reaching Ripple Effect of Diabetes
Diabetes Awareness Month highlights the widespread and often dire impacts that diabetes can have on your health if not caught early, and left unchecked.
Menopause Awareness Month: A Call for More Research, Education, and Compassion
Menopause doesn’t occur in a vacuum. Learn about the larger context of women’s experience of the menopausal journey, particularly in midlife.
Health Literacy: How It Can Improve Your Outcomes and Quality of Life
October is Health Literacy Month. Learn what health literacy is, why it’s so important, and how you can help educate others for better health and well-being.
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: Contributions and Challenges of the Hispanic and Latino Communities in the U.S.
Learn more about the many-faceted cultural and civic contributions of these communities, along with the serious inequities that are long past due to be resolved.
Celebrating Four Years of The Glaucoma Community: A Journey of Support, Awareness, and Hope
Join us in celebrating the patients, caregivers, advisors, and staff that make The Glaucoma Community possible.
Perimenopause Awareness Month: Breaking the Silence on Midlife Women’s Health
Learn why the declaration of Perimenopause Awareness Month is so important, and why everyone, not just women, should learn about this all-encompassing life phase.
This August, Focus on Children’s Eye Health and Safety
Learn about the critical needs and dangers that spurred the declaration of August as Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month.
How the Kidney Search Foundation Helps Patients Find Living Kidney Donors
Kidneys from healthy living donors offer the best potential transplant outcomes, but starting and promoting a search for a living donor can feel daunting. Non-profit organization the Kidney Search Foundation aims to simplify that process
Juneteenth and the Shadows of History: Reflecting on Equality, Equity, and Health
While celebrating the liberation of the last enslaved African people in the U.S., it’s important to acknowledge and address the incompleteness of African American freedom.