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12/15/2025

Happy Hanukkah 🕎

Wishing you days filled with light, warmth, and meaningful moments with loved ones. May this season bring peace, hope, and a little extra brightness to every home. ✨

12/11/2025

Human rights aren’t abstract ideas — they shape our daily lives.
They determine whether a mother can access safe medical care, whether a child can receive life-saving vaccines, whether someone facing violence can find protection, and whether communities have clean air and water.

Around the world, too many people still face discrimination, unsafe conditions, and barriers that prevent them from receiving the care they need. Health shouldn’t be a privilege tied to where you live, what you earn, or who you are.

This Human Rights Day is a reminder that dignity begins with health. When communities are protected, informed, and cared for, families thrive, opportunities grow, and lives are saved. Standing up for human rights means standing up for equal access to healthcare, safety, and respect for every person.🌍🤝🕊️

12/10/2025

12/04/2025

National Influenza Vaccination Week

Flu season is here — and this week is a reminder that it’s not too late to protect yourself and your family.

The flu shot reduces severe illness, hospitalizations, and complications, especially for young children, older adults, pregnant people, and anyone with chronic conditions.
Even if you’re healthy, getting vaccinated helps protect your community and those who are more vulnerable.

A small step that makes a big difference: get your flu shot, encourage others, and keep your winter season safer.

12/01/2025

Today we honor the progress made — and the work still ahead.

📊 Where we are now:
• Around 40.8 million people worldwide are living with HIV.
• 31.6 million are on life-saving treatment (ART) — about 77% of all people with HIV.
• Since 2010, new infections have dropped ~40%, and AIDS-related deaths have dropped ~54%.

What’s changed medically:
• Modern ART helps people live long, healthy lives.
• When HIV is undetectable, it’s untransmittable.
• New long-acting injections make prevention and treatment easier than ever.

Testing matters. Knowing your status early opens the door to timely treatment, protects your health, and helps prevent transmission. Regular testing saves lives.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! 🧡🦃

Wishing everyone a day filled with love, good food, and cozy memories. 🍂✨

11/25/2025

National Family Caregivers Month

November is a reminder of the incredible people who care for others with patience, love, and quiet strength. Caregivers juggle schedules, emotions, and everyday needs — often putting their own aside.

This month, we pause to recognize their devotion and the impact they make in someone’s life every single day.

To all caregivers:
You are seen. You are valued. You are appreciated.
Thank you for showing up with so much heart.❤️

11/20/2025

National Adoption Month

Every child deserves love, stability, and a place to belong.
This month, we honor the incredible families built through adoption — and the children whose journeys remind us what hope, resilience, and unconditional love truly mean.

Here’s a glimpse into the reality of adoption in the US :
•On any given day, over 368,000 children are in foster care, and more than 108,000 are eligible for adoption — often waiting nearly three years for a forever family.
•In 2023, about 50,193 children were adopted from foster care, while 36,411 children were still waiting though legally free and with adoption plans in place.
•Roughly 1 in 35 children in the U.S. is adopted, and more than 50,000 children are adopted through foster care each year.

To every adoptive family: Thank you. Your commitment creates belonging, stability and joy where once there was uncertainty. Your love changes lives. 🙏

11/17/2025

November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month

This month, we honor the millions of individuals living with Alzheimer’s and the families who care for them with love, patience, and strength. 💜
While there’s no single way to prevent Alzheimer’s, research shows that healthy habits can help keep our brains sharp and support long-term memory.

Ways to boost memory and support brain health:

🧩 Challenge your mind with puzzles, reading, or learning something new
🚶‍♀️ Stay physically active — regular movement supports blood flow to the brain
🥦 Nourish your body with brain-healthy foods like leafy greens, nuts, and berries
🗣️ Stay socially connected — conversations and laughter stimulate memory
😴 Prioritize good sleep to help the brain recharge and store memories
💧 Manage stress and stay mindful through activities like meditation or journaling

Every small step can make a big difference in maintaining cognitive health and supporting those affected by Alzheimer’s. Let’s spread awareness, compassion, and hope. 💜

11/11/2025

This Veterans Day, we pause to honor all the men and women who have served in our armed forces. Their courage, dedication, and sacrifices protect the freedoms we enjoy every day.

Veterans Day also connects us to history — it marks the anniversary of the 1918 Armistice that ended World War I, reminding us of the importance of peace, the cost of conflict, and the bravery of those who served. Today, we remember and thank not only the veterans of past wars but also those serving today, and we honor the families who support them.

Their commitment preserves both our freedoms and the lessons of history.

11/09/2025

Movember is a global movement dedicated to improving men’s mental health, preventing su***de, and fighting prostate and testicular cancer.

Here’s how you can get involved:
🧔 Grow a Moustache: Let it grow proudly this month to spark conversations about men’s health.
🗣️ Talk About It: Check in on the men in your life. Mental health matters—your support could make all the difference.
🏃 Move for Movember: Run, walk, or cycle 60 km this month—representing the 60 men who die by su***de every hour globally.

This Movember, let’s break the stigma, encourage open conversations, and show men they’re not alone. Every moustache tells a story. Every step makes an impact.

11/04/2025

This November, we focus on raising awareness about diabetes, supporting those living with the condition, and promoting healthier lifestyles.

Diabetes affects over 37 million Americans, and 1 in 5 people don’t even know they have it. Early detection, education, and lifestyle changes can make a significant difference in managing and preventing complications.

Here are some ways to help reduce your risk of diabetes:

•Maintain a balanced diet rich in vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins
•Stay physically active — aim for at least 30 minutes of moderate activity most days
•Keep a healthy weight and monitor blood sugar regularly
•Limit sugary drinks, processed foods, and excessive alcohol
•Get regular check-ups to catch any early warning signs

Raising awareness and taking preventive steps can make a meaningful difference in our health and communities.