The month of February witnesses one of the most fascinating observances in health and awareness in the United States. National Wear Red Day is celebrated every year on the first Friday of February in the US, when men and women dress up in red to show their support towards women’s heart health and its awareness. This year, it was observed on February 3.

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Every year, over 1200 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer and almost 4000 succumb to the disease. This alarming number shows the lack of awareness about cervical diseases and health care for women. Most of the times, women ignore their sexual health which can lead to major complications. With the advancement of medical technology, it is now possible to treat major ailments if diagnosed on time. Basic lifestyle habits can increase the risk for several diseases, which, when understood, can help prevent them. The following are the major risk factors which can lead to the development of cervical cancer:

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The phrase ‘prevention is better than cure’ hardly gets the importance it deserves. Our busy lives are often responsible for us ignoring our health. How many times have you not paid heed to that mole on your back? Or the cold that lasted for more than a month? The mole detected early can help diagnose and treat cancer in the early stages and maybe the cough can be a sign of tuberculosis. Early detection cuts the mortality rate to more than half. A regular health check-up goes a long way in maintaining a healthy body.

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A healthy mother accounts for a healthy baby. A proper diet is the building block for providing nutrition to the baby. Prenatal vitamins are an essential part of an expectant mother’s diet. They get absorbed into the bloodstream easily, making it possible to provide the baby with maximum benefits. With an array of vitamins available in the market and possible natural sources, it is difficult to choose the best for you and your baby.

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