March is National Nutrition Month, a month-long celebration of the transformative power of healthy food choices

The day is held to raise awareness about the unique dangers and effects of heart valve disease, improve diagnosis and treatment and save more lives from this condition.

February is American Heart Month, a time when everyone is encouraged to shift focus on their cardiovascular health.

Different health organizations in the country observe Heart Failure Awareness Week every second week of February, helping spread awareness about heart failure and its prevention, treatment, and management.

The International Prenatal Infection Prevention Month was launched to raise awareness on preventing the transmission of infectious diseases during pregnancy and delivery.

World Cancer Day has become one of the most celebrated health awareness days worldwide, observed on February 4th of each year.

On February 1 to 7 of each year, we observe the National Patient Recognition Week to raise awareness among patients about their role in improving healthcare outcomes through active participation in their treatment plans.

World Leprosy Day, observed on the last Sunday of January each year, aims to spread awareness about a disease many people believe to be extinct, especially in developed countries.

National Blood Donor Month has taken place each January since 1970. More than 50 years ago –on December 31, 1969 –President Richard Nixon signed a proclamation designating January as National Blood Donor Month (NBDM).

The United States Congress designated January of each year as Cervical Health Awareness Month, reminding everyone of the importance of cervical health awareness and disseminating information about the HPV vaccine.