World Alzheimer’s Day is celebrated every 21st of September on a yearly basis. The World Alzheimer’s Month is a month-long international event that is celebrated annually throughout the month of September.
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World No Alcohol Day is marked every 2nd October, drawing attention to the risks of alcohol abuse. This globally celebrated international event: Highlights the drawbacks and health issues because of alcohol consumption Extends a helping hand towards those addicted people who struggle during their alcohol withdrawal stages.
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International Yoga Day on June 21 spreads the word about the health benefits of yoga practices in physical and spiritual well-being. People practice yogic activities for bringing balance, harmony, and equilibrium between body, mind, and soul. Yoga has been a part of the life of millions for centuries as the key to: Finding the enlightenment Boosting the relaxation Healthy physique and peaceful mind Healing the prolonged diseases and disorders Collecting the energy and power of the universe
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The last Wednesday of May spotlights the National Senior Health and Fitness Day to promote the health and wellness of elderly people. It educates about the healthy practices for the seniors so that they stay fit and healthy. This largest health and fitness movement for the seniors is marked as the Older Americans Month Activity. The event focuses on making the general mass aware of the importance of eldercare. People observe it by participating in the awareness movement for ensuring better health of senior Americans.
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National Toothache Day bangs on February 9 to give a gentle reminder about the importance of dental hygiene and care. The day is celebrated by educating and sensitizing about toothaches and the ways to prevent them. Ask about its terror to someone who has ever suffered from a toothache in the past. Usually, there is no show from its side for a while, but when the issue of toothache emerges, it draws all of your attention, peace, and sleep. Scientifically, a toothache is also named odontalgia in which a person suffers from pain in the mouth. It is caused by one, two, or multiple teeth and results in difficulty in sleeping, eating, and talking.
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Alzheimer’s Disease is a disorder in which: Initially, a person begins to find difficulty in recalling and remembering for a short period of time. As it develops in further stages, the patient starts to forget the names, addresses, and things. The later stages make one finding challenges in performing even simple day-to-day activities. The final stages begin to show a severe impact on the overall body functions and movements too.
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