Tips From Dr.Reyes
March: Women’s History Month
Riding on the back of the March 8 International Women’s Day celebration, later converted into Women’s History Week, March was officialized by the US Congress …
February: National Eating Disorders Awareness Week
February 24 – March 1 Known also by its acronym, NEDA, National Eating Disorders Awareness Week is set for February 24 to Mach 1 in …
February: Super Bowl Sunday & Matters of the Heart
Millions of Americans save the date for Super Bowl Sunday—Super Bowl weekend, really. As a nation, we block the calendar to let loose and let …
January: National Blood Donor Month
January is and has been the National Blood Donor Month since 1970. Apparently, one of the main reasons for choosing this month is that collecting …
January: Healthy Goal Setting For The New Year
Setting goals for the New Year is as much part of the Christmas holidays as all the lore and legend this time of the year …
December: Ideas for Healthy Stocking Stuffers
Christmas is informed by a fir, spruce, pine —or similar evergreen conifers— that can fit inside people’s homes; some glossy, hollow hanging balls; a jamboree …
December: Older Driver Safety Awareness Week
The 2019 Older Driver Safety Awareness Week spans from today to Sunday, or December 2 to 6. Bringing attention to different aspects of older people …
November: Diabetes & Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving and Diabetes share the same month. Yes, yes, we know… for two very different reasons. But it is true that November is Diabetes Awareness …
November: National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month
It was President Ronald Reagan who assigned November as National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month in 1983. Later, the nomenclature was adapted to include family and …
