National Women's Check-up Day

May 12, Monday

National Women's Check-up Day
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National Women's Checkup Day is celebrated annually on the second Monday of May. This day reminds women of the importance of regular medical checkups for early disease detection and maintaining health.

History of the holiday
The holiday was established as part of National Women's Health Week in the USA. Its goal is to emphasize the need for preventive medicine and regular health checks for women of all ages.

Objectives of the holiday
- Raise awareness about the importance of regular medical checkups
- Encourage women to schedule doctor visits and necessary tests
- Promote early detection of chronic diseases and cancer
- Advocate for a healthy lifestyle among women

How is it celebrated?
- Scheduling a medical checkup or consultation with a doctor
- Running awareness campaigns about the importance of prevention
- Organizing free checkups and consultations at clinics
- Discussing health topics with family and friends for mutual support

Main medical checkups for women
- Blood pressure check
- Cervical and breast cancer screening
- Cholesterol and blood sugar level assessment
- Bone density test
- Mental health consultation

Why is it important?
Regular medical checkups help detect diseases at early stages, when treatment is most effective. Caring for your health is an act of love for yourself and your loved ones.
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