A sampling of observances in June
The month of June has many observances related to health, health care and more. Here is a brief list of observances and helpful information to keep you in the know:
Scoliosis Awareness Month
Does your child have scoliosis? Early detection is the key to treatment, so make time this month to talk with your child’s doctor if you notice any of these symptoms.
Men’s Health Month
You’re right. You’re not in your 20s anymore (or maybe you are). Regardless, men’s health needs change as they age. Find out here what you should be doing to take charge of your health for every stage of a man’s life.
June 1: National Cancer Survivor’s Day and National Cancer Survivor Month
Receiving a cancer diagnosis is devastating. Going through treatment and surviving the disease is something to celebrate. On June 1, and all month, LVHN celebrates cancer survivors. Read the story of how Silvia Iraheta, 48, survived cervical cancer with the support of her family and care team.
June 8: World Ocean Day
World Ocean Day is a time to celebrate the vast bodies of water that bring us so much fun in the sun. It’s also important to recognize the potential dangers of the ocean. Follow a few simple rules to make the most of your time and ensure everyone stays safe. Learn how remembering OCEAN makes it easy.
June 10: National Call Your Doctor Day
You know that health concern you’ve been ignoring or that appointment you’ve been delaying? Well, today’s the day. Give us a call at 888-402-LVHN (5846).
June 14: World Blood Donor Day
Fill up your blood donation IQ with facts about blood, blood donation and who’s eligible to donate by taking this World Blood Donor Day quiz.
June 17: National Eat Your Vegetables Day
Vegetables are just one piece to the healthy-eating puzzle. Tune into this episode of the HealthyYou podcast, Why Am I Still Hungry? to get a better picture of nutrition do’s and don’ts, hormone healthy foods, weight management tips and more.
June 27: National Sunglasses Day
Find out about eye sunburns and more issues if you don't protect your eyes from the sun.
