March is dedicated to celebrating Women’s History. Throughout March, we celebrate the contributions women have made to history and society. National Women’s Month is celebrated in the United States, the United Nations, and Australia and corresponds with International Women’s Day…
Rare Disease Day is observed every year on February 28 (or 29 in leap years) — the rarest day of the year. Rare Disease Day provides an opportunity to recognize individuals who live with rare diseases, work towards equity in…
Celebrating National Pizza Day: A Beloved Tradition with Ancient Roots February 9th marks National Pizza Day, a celebration of one of America’s most beloved foods that spans generations and cultures worldwide. This annual observance honors a culinary tradition that has…
For the entire month of February, the United States observes Black History Month, also known as African-American History Month. Throughout the month, we remember important people and events relating to the history of the African diaspora. Black History Month has…
There are a number of different Holocaust Memorial Days to remember the victims of the Holocaust. One of these days is January 27th, which is recognized as International Holocaust Remembrance Day. The holiday is meant to commemorate victims of the…
It has become a tradition to think about resolutions as the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve. This tradition dates back to the ancient Babylonians who, over 4000 years ago, began the practice of celebrating New Year and making promises to their royals.
The name Thanksgiving is fitting, as the theme of the holiday is to do just that – give thanks. A mesothelioma or lung cancer diagnosis can be difficult any time of the year, but it can feel extremely difficult to…
Asbestos Lady: Marvel’s Forgotten Villain and Her Deadly Real-World Legacy In 1947, one of the most unusual Halloween costumes was flying off store shelves across America: Asbestos Lady from Marvel Comics. This fire-resistant supervillain, who battled heroes like the Human…
