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It is a rare condition in which an abnormal increase in the number of lipids like cholesterol or fat in the blood occurs. People from all walks of life can help in working towards creating awareness about dyslipidemia. You can partake by volunteering for events and letting people know about the dos and don’ts of the disease. It is more prevalent in Asian Indians as compared to white Caucasians in the U.S. Throughout the history of the disease, we have seen that it is often caused due to a person’s diet and lifestyle.
Tags: awareness, blood, cholesterol, diet, diet and lifestyle
Shrimp fans all across the country can come together to honor their love for the shellfish, commonly called the “fruit of the sea.” Shrimp are interesting characters, and some can even glow in the dark! In the United States, shrimp is eaten more than any other type of seafood, so of course, it deserves its own day! Grill em, fry em, or eat em cold. Try them on a sandwich, on a salad, or one by one in some delicious cocktail sauce.
Tags: cocktail, crawfish, crayfish, deep fried, fruit of the sea
National Shrimp Day - May
It is a day to raise awareness of the importance of every child’s mental health. Mental health is a serious issue in modern societies. The mental health of children is even more so. Children with serious mental illness and severe emotional disturbance need full-time care and treatment. Even the family of such a child needs help to cope with the situation. This is a day to help them by encouraging them into therapy. Conditions like A.D.H.D. as well as anxiety and behavioral disorders can be diagnosed and treated to help the child have a better life.
Tags: adhd, autism awareness, awareness, behavioral disorders, child therapy
Lost Sock Memorial Day honors all the socks that are no longer with us. Where did they go? We are not certain but what we do know is that losing one sock of a perfectly-matched pair is a wide-spread phenomenon. So much so that we have a day on which to honor those socks we have loved and lost.
Tags: all socks go to heaven, clothes, funny, laundry, laundry day
Lost Sock Memorial Day – May
The day is observed worldwide to raise awareness about ovarian cancer and acknowledge the suffering of people with ovarian cancer and the efforts of their families. Ovarian cancer begins in the ovaries and spreads to other organs, including the lungs, stomach, lymph nodes, and liver. Cancer is usually diagnosed when symptoms like pelvic pain, bloating, constipation, and loss of appetite are observed in patients. Ovarian cancer advocacy organizations use the day to raise their voices in solidarity with patients and work against ovarian cancer.
Tags: cancer awareness, fighter, gynecology, may holidays, obstetrician
World Ovarian Cancer Day – May
It is a day dedicated to recognizing the donkey and bringing attention to their many amazing characteristics. For many years, the donkey has been of great service to humans. All around the world, this animal has served as a beast of burden and mount. It has survived and thrived even in areas with harsh climates and tough terrains. Donkeys are known for their endurance and persistence. This makes them respected and loveable animals. Their ability to succeed is partly due to their stubborn nature.
Tags: ass, cute, donkey, donkey lover, jack ass
World Donkey Day – May
Amyloidosis is a rare disease that is caused by the buildup of an abnormal protein called ‘amyloid.’ Produced in the bone marrow, amyloid can be deposited in tissues and organs in other parts of the body. Organs that may be affected by the disease include the heart, liver, spleen, kidneys, nervous system, and digestive tract.
Tags: abnormal protein, amyloid, awareness, bone marrow, disease
National Amyloidosis Day – May
The annual event is observed to spread awareness about people suffering from asthma. Asthma is a prevalent problem worldwide. Do you know that approximately 25 million Americans have asthma? Asthma is a chronic disease of the airway. Inflammation occurs in the airways that lead to the lungs causing blockage and breathing difficulties.
Tags: asthma, asthma awareness, asthma pump, asthma warrior, awareness
World Asthma Day – May
On the day, awareness programs are organized to educate the public about the symptoms, causes, and treatment of this type of cancer. Bladder cancer is the 10th most common cancer globally. In the U.S., around 57,000 men and 18,000 women are diagnosed with the disease every year. Needless to say, bladder cancer is a serious concern, and there’s a dedicated effort to improve the lives of patients suffering from it.
Tags: awareness, bladder cancer awareness day, cancer fighter, cancer survivor, chemo
On the day, awareness programs are organized to educate the public about the symptoms, causes, and treatment of this type of cancer. Bladder cancer is the 10th most common cancer globally. In the U.S., around 57,000 men and 18,000 women are diagnosed with the disease every year. Needless to say, bladder cancer is a serious concern, and there’s a dedicated effort to improve the lives of patients suffering from it.
Tags: awareness, bladder cancer awareness day, cancer fighter, cancer survivor, chemo
This day is observed during National Travel and Tourism Week in the United States, which occurs every first full week of May. National Travel and Tourism Week was first celebrated in May 1983, as President Ronald Reagan signed a Proclamation urging all citizens to observe the week.
Tags: bearings, compass, direction, experience the world, holiday
National Tourism Day – May
We’re more than ready to show our appreciation to those who have taught us. Everyone has had that favorite teacher that has helped inspire them. This day meant to honor them was actually made by a teacher. Teachers, coaches, senseis, and mentors are celebrated on National Teachers Day
Tags: appreciation, coaches, educate, favorite teacher, inspire
National Teachers' Day – May
To raise awareness of the symptoms, causes, and prevention of the disease and the day has come to be symbolized by wearing black clothing. Melanoma, the deadliest type of skin cancer, is developed by 1 out of every 50 Americans at some point in their lifetime. There are many ways to prevent melanoma so, today, take extra time to learn how to reduce your risk!
Tags: chemotherapy, dermatology, disease prevention, may holidays, melanoma awareness
Melanoma Awareness – May
Put away your scales and form a new relationship with the person in the mirror for International No Diet Day. For so many people, and especially women, unattainable body standards and pressure have prompted eating disorders, low self-esteem, bullying, and unhealthily restrictive diets. The global movement that it sparked has helped many individuals form a healthier relationship with food and their bodies.
Tags: bullying, carnivore, diet, eating disorders, fasting
International No Diet Day – May
The heart of the healthcare sector is celebrated on National Nurses Day on May 6. Often the first and last person a patient sees during a hospital visit, nurses are truly the rockstars! If you think nurses are only found in hospitals, then think again! The majority of registered nurses (59%) practice elsewhere, such as in a nursing home or on home visits. They work across communities to keep people worldwide happy and healthy, and National Nurses Day is the perfect opportunity to show your appreciation for their important work!
Tags: healthcare sector, may holidays, national nurses day, nurse in training, nursing home
National Nurses Day – May
Participating cities will have the chance to teach youth about setting up their own lemonade stand and running their own company. It’s a great way to meet people in your city, sip on a refreshing beverage and put your money to a good cause.
Tags: beverage, citrus, drink, drinks stall, lemon
National Lemonade Day – May
Hoagie. Or a sub. Or a grinder. Or a hero. Because a hoagie is a hoagie by any other name, especially on National Hoagie Day.
Tags: bolony, cheese, food, grinder, hero
National Hoagie Day – May
Everyone knows Cinco De Mayo, means tacos, margaritas, fun, and fiesta. But did you know that without what happened on this fateful day, the United States may have not existed as we know it today? What exactly happened on this day of seemingly endless partying and celebration? Let’s take a deep dive into Mexican-American history!
Tags: fiesta, fun, margaritas, may holidays, mexican
Cinco De Mayo – May
We know just how freeing it can be to change out of your pants after a long day. Can you believe that the oldest pair of pants ever discovered by archeologists are wool ones in western China that date back more than 3,000 years ago? While these pants were typically worn during horseback riding, over the years, pants have changed in purpose and material. From equestrian to labor and fashion purposes, to wool and denim materials, distressed jeans are in fashion, and every person has more than one pair.
Tags: capri, cargo, chinos, denim, funny panys
National No Pants Day – May
You might be hearing about this disease for the first time and wondering what it is and why you haven’t heard of it before. This previously considered rare disease has gained prominence over the years and has forced initiatives to spread awareness of it. Ankylosing Spondylitis (A.S.) is a form of inflammatory arthritis that targets the back and pelvic joints, affecting more than three million people in the United States alone.
Tags: ankles, awareness, back and pelvic joints, disease, hips
Childhood Stroke Awareness Day, or Pediatric Stroke Awareness Day, is observed annually to bring awareness to the national crisis of pediatric strokes, a seemingly rare yet critical issue that often flies under the radar for millions of people. The day sheds light on the strokes and heart attacks occurring in children. Right from infancy, thousands of kids are at risk of a stroke, yet parents and guardians are not equipped with ways to tackle the sudden occurrence of one. Through the observation, information about the timely detection of symptoms and urgent care instructions are distributed to the public.
Tags: awareness, awareness month, childcare, childrens health risks, daycare
Koalas, the majestic representative of the wombat family, are mainly found in remote parts of Australia. Recognizable by their large heads, fluffy ears, and tailless body, koalas are considered to be the symbol of Australia. It’s been a rough couple of years for the koalas. Yearly wildfires and rampant deforestation have exterminated more than 10 million koalas within a decade. International Wild Koala Day raises awareness and fights for their survival.
Tags: australia, awareness, cute and cuddly, deforestation, fluffy ears
If you’ve ever experienced something beyond the norm or had an inexplicable otherworldly happening, you’ve stumbled onto the right day. National Paranormal Day is for those fascinated by the unknowable “other side.” If you don’t know your normal from your paranormal, don’t worry — you can still celebrate!
Tags: beyond the norm, boo, darkness, ghost hunter, ghosts
National Paranormal Day – May
If you’ve ever experienced something beyond the norm or had an inexplicable otherworldly happening, you’ve stumbled onto the right day. National Paranormal Day is for those fascinated by the unknowable “other side.” If you don’t know your normal from your paranormal, don’t worry — you can still celebrate!
Tags: beyond the norm, boo, darkness, ghost hunter, ghosts
National Paranormal Day – May
World Password Day creates awareness about the importance of strong passwords, and why everyone should change their passwords once every few weeks. One compromised password can put our digital identities and personal information at risk. Strong and secure passwords are crucial, especially now that most of our work is done online. It is better to have complex and unique passwords, which are not easy to guess.
Tags: breach, critical data, email, ethical, faith
World Password Day – May
It’s no news that faith is a big part of American culture. It’s a diverse nation filled with people from various ethnicities with a variety of beliefs. Americans sure are no stranger to faith, and so it shouldn’t be a big surprise that they’ve decided to create a day that has a theme all about these religious diversities
Tags: acceptance, belief, faith, love, may holidays
National Day of Prayer – May
Today is dedicated to the people who (we hope) made your childhood memorable - your siblings. They’ve been there for you during the good times. And they haven’t left your side through the bad (even if they created it by getting you in trouble). Of course, there were probably times where you couldn’t stand the sight of each other. What siblings don’t get into fights?
Tags: brother, brothers and sisters day, by your side, fighting, good times
Save the Rhino Day is a day centered around raising awareness of the rhino’s plight in the world, and highlighting ways to help this incredible animal. This day is especially important given the current devastating statistics - on average, one rhino is poached somewhere in the world every 22 hours. On this day, various animal rights organizations, non-profit companies, zoos, animal activists, and other concerned groups provide opportunities to encourage more rhino conservation efforts from people around the world.
Tags: african mammals, animal activists, conservation efforts, may holidays, poaching
Save The Rhino Day – May
It is a day to appreciate the importance of barber shops for black people. The 19th and 20th centuries were a dark period for the black people in America. The constant harassment, public humiliation, and discrimination made life a hardship for most black people in America. Slavery was abolished but the scars of chains are still visible and both sides remember how it used to be. Tensions were a common sight and it took some eminent personalities like Martin Luther King Jr. to fight against the discrimination and bring an end to the dark ages. Barber shops became important for black people during these hard days.
Tags: african americans, black barber shop appreciation, black history, black history month, black lives matter
It’s a celebration for all poodle-mix breeds from all around the world. It’s time for fur parents to get their doodles on a day of a fun playdate, dog parade, fur party, or simply just spoil them with treats. Make no mistake — it’s not just for the dogs. Today’s also for the dog parents to have some fun. You can meet fellow doodle owners where you can socialize, make friends, and ask for dog parenting advice. Ultimately, nothing beats seeing your dog having the best time. They’re always there for you on any occasion — now, it’s time to return the favor.
Tags: breeds, cute dogs, dog dads, dog lover, dog moms
Whether you’ve just started dating or you’ve been married for many years, it’s important to appreciate your partner now and then. Celebrating the milestones you’ve passed and looking to more happy years in the future helps keep the romance alive. Even the smallest of gestures can make an impact. Do the chores, so your partner can relax, or prepare a nice meal when they come home exhausted from work. Romance doesn’t have to be elaborate and over the top. Unless of course, that’s what a couple is into.
Tags: couple appreciation day, dating, gestures, happy, married
Couple Appreciation Day – May
Today, specifically in the United States as other countries, it is a celebration of the season of Spring. It is a day of unity, togetherness, and rebirth; a day for everyone to come together and celebrate life as we know it! Europeans and Americans celebrate May Day with flower crowns, maypole dancing, and by making flower baskets to share with loved ones.
Tags: celebrate life, day of uniy, flower, flower baskets, flower crowns