World Health Day 2025 highlights the importance of improving maternal and newborn health, emphasizing the need for quality care and investment in regions facing high mortality rates.

During the Biden-Harris administration, former President Joe Biden shared in a proclamation in 2022, “For too many families, in too many places, worrying about health problems and access to health ...

It’s a day dedicated to highlighting the importance of disease prevention and the significance of maintaining good health.

Observed on April 7, this day raises awareness about global health challenges and promotes collective action for a healthier ...

Today, about 70 per cent of the earth's freshwater exists as snow or ice and nearly 2 billion people rely on water from these sources. According to the UN, glaciers are melting faster than ever.

They provide air, shelter, and food. On 21 March, the world marks World Forest Day, also known as the International Day of Forests. This annual event reminds us of the forests’ role in nature.

The theme of World Down Syndrome Day 2025 is "improve Our Support Systems," This theme highlights the importance of strengthening inclusive support systems to ensure individuals with Down syndrome ...

World Tuberculosis Day 2025: Tuberculosis (TB), one of the deadliest illnesses globally, is ranked the 10th leading cause of death across borders by the World Health Organization ... Day will be ...

and prioritizing mental health, the world can move towards a more harmonious and fulfilling future. On this International Day of Happiness, let’s embrace joy, spread positivity, and work towards ...

The theme for World Oral Health Day 2025, "A Happy Mouth is A Happy Mind ... affected 42% of the WHO African Region’s population in 2021. The region also has the highest number of noma cases ...

World Sparrow Day, celebrated on March 20th, raises awareness about their importance and the need to protect them. The 2025 theme ... potential risks to human health and well-being.

We might take oral hygiene for granted but ignoring it can quietly trigger a plethora of problems — from heart complications and digestive disorders to low immunity and emotional distress.