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Dec32023 by AdminNo Comments

The International Day of Persons with Disabilities: Awareness

Awareness

The International Day of Persons with Disabilities is a special day to raise awareness about disability. This day means that disabled individuals have the chance to take steps for social change and make their lives easier. It is celebrated every year on December 3rd with various events around the world. Its aim is to raise awareness about disability and emphasize the rights of disabled individuals. It is to encourage them to be more integrated into society. This special day provides an opportunity to make disability-related issues more understandable. Disability: A Universal Reality Disability is a universal reality that affects not only a particular individual but also everyone who is a part of society. Some of us live with congenital physical or mental disabilities. Some of us may...

Dec12023 by AdminNo Comments

World AIDS Day: Awareness, Struggle and Hope

Awareness

World AIDS Day is celebrated all over the world on December 1st of every year. It is known as a day that plays an important role in the fight against HIV/AIDS. AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is a health crisis that affects millions of people around the world. It has become a big problem over the years. However, there is also hope and progress being made in the fight against this challenge. History and Purpose of World AIDS Day The origins of this special day date back to 1988. At the meeting of the World Health Organization held in December of that year, it was aimed to raise global awareness against the HIV/AIDS epidemic. It was suggested that December 1st be declared "World AIDS Day". This proposal was accepted and since then, this special day has been recognized as an...

Dec12023 by AdminNo Comments

World AIDS Day: Becoming a Voice for Awareness

Awareness

World AIDS Day is an important milestone in the fight against HIV/AIDS and a powerful tool to raise awareness. This special day is celebrated every year on December 1st. Understanding the global impacts of HIV/AIDS aims to prevent its spread. This day is an opportunity to stand in solidarity in the fight against this disease. What is HIV/AIDS? HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is a virus that weakens the immune system. Once this virus enters the body, it causes the immune system to become vulnerable. This makes the person vulnerable to other infections and diseases. AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is the advanced stage of HIV infection and causes serious immune system problems. HIV/AIDS can be fatal if left untreated. Awareness and Prevention World AIDS Day is an o...

Oct292023 by AdminNo Comments

World Stroke Day: Being Aware and Taking Precautions

Awareness

Worldwide, stroke is a serious health problem affecting millions of people every year. World Stroke Day is an important event to raise awareness about stroke and highlight the measures we can take to prevent this disease. This day is celebrated every year on October 29. What is stroke paralysis? Stroke is a disease that occurs when cerebral blood flow is suddenly interrupted or blood leaks into the brain. This can cause brain cells to become deprived of oxygen and become damaged. Stroke paralysis can occur suddenly and have serious consequences if left untreated. Therefore, World Stroke Day is of great importance in order to reduce the risk of stroke and encourage early diagnosis and treatment. What are the symptoms of stroke paralysis? Symptoms of stroke paralysis may vary fr...

Oct292023 by AdminNo Comments

World Stroke Day: Awareness in Fighting Stroke Paralysis

Awareness

World Stroke Day, celebrated every year on October 29, is an important event. It is organized to raise awareness of people around the world about stroke paralysis and to raise awareness about prevention and early diagnosis. Stroke paralysis is a health problem that seriously affects the quality of life and can lead to fatal consequences. In this article, we will highlight the importance of World Stroke Day by providing basic information about stroke paralysis. What is Stroke Paralysis? Stroke paralysis occurs due to insufficient blood flow or bleeding into the brain tissue as a result of problems with the brain or vascular system. It causes brain cells to become deprived of oxygen and die. Stroke can be of two main types: ischemic stroke (as a result of blood vessels becoming blo...

Oct232023 by AdminNo Comments

The Relationship Between Eating Disorders and Mental Health

Mental Disorders

Eating disorders are serious mental health conditions characterized by impaired eating behaviors and preoccupation with body weight, shape, and food. These disorders not only affect physical health, but also have a profound impact on an individual's mental well-being. In this article, we will explore various types of eating disorders, their psychological basis, and potential causes. We will examine the complex relationship between eating disorders and mental health by examining the bidirectional influence between mental health and disordered eating behaviors. By shedding light on this complex relationship, we aim to improve understanding and reduce stigma. We want to emphasize the importance of integrated treatment approaches for individuals experiencing both eating disorders and menta...

Oct222023 by AdminNo Comments

International Stuttering Awareness Day

Awareness

International Stuttering Awareness Day, celebrated every year on October 22, is an important event that aims to raise awareness about stuttering around the world. Stuttering is defined as difficulty speaking rhythmically and fluently during conversation and is an issue that affects the lives of millions of people. On this special day, stuttering is not just a speech disorder. It also emphasizes that individuals experiencing this situation can contribute to society. Stuttering should not limit a person's identity or abilities. The awareness day encourages the community to learn more about stuttering and support people living with stuttering. Stuttering is a condition that can occur at any age, and early diagnosis and intervention is important. Therefore, on this special day, educatio...

Oct62023 by Admin1 Comment

World Cerebral Palsy day: Awareness and Hope

Awareness

World Cerebral Palsy Day is celebrated every year on October 6th around the world. It is an important opportunity to draw attention to spastic paralysis (cerebral palsy) patients and their families, raise awareness and raise public awareness. This special day is a call to understand and support the lives of individuals with cerebral palsy. Cerebral Palsy is a neurological disorder that mostly occurs in infancy or childhood. This affects the brain's ability to control muscles. It may cause the person to involuntarily tighten their muscles and make it difficult to move. However, the strong determination and love of life of individuals with this disease enable them to live their lives in an inspiring way. World Cerebral Palsy Day has the following important aims: Raising Awaren...

Aug272023 by Admin1 Comment

Non-Communicable Diseases: Causes and Protection

Diseases

Health is one of the most valuable assets of our lives. However, the enemies that threaten our health are not only microbes and viruses. Non-communicable diseases have become a serious health problem worldwide today. In this article, we will examine what non-communicable diseases are, their causes, prevalence and how they can be prevented. What are Non-Communicable Diseases? Non-communicable diseases (non-communicable diseases or NCDs) are defined as diseases that cannot be transmitted from person to person. The main feature of these diseases is that they do not spread between individuals through direct contact or through the air. These diseases usually have a long-term and chronic course, and treatment can be difficult and costly. The main non-communicable diseases are: Cardiov...

Aug262023 by AdminNo Comments

Rare Diseases: Diagnosis, Treatment and Patient Advocacy

Diseases

Diseases are widely known and treated around the world, with access to many resources and experts. However, rare medical conditions called rare diseases are health problems that are often overlooked and little known. In this article, we will discuss the diagnosis, treatment and patient advocacy of these diseases. Diagnosis of Rare Diseases Diagnosing these diseases often requires a long and complex process. In many cases, the symptoms of these diseases are similar to other common diseases, making diagnosis difficult. The diagnostic process consists of the following stages: 1. Genetic Tests: Since most rare diseases are of genetic origin, DNA analyzes and genetic tests are important in diagnosing the disease. 2. Expert Opinions: Diagnosis of rare diseases is made by clini...