US EditionAuthor Post: Why Self-Care Has Become The Most Important Form Of Healthcare – And What You Can Do To Improve It
- Non-Communicable diseases account for 76% of global deaths, and this percentage continues to rise.
- Self-Care empowers individuals to prevent and manage non-communicable diseases through sustainable actions.
- Self-Care practices currently save over $119 billion globally each year, releasing up to 1.8 billion physician hours.
- Scaling self-care interventions could generate over $230 billion in economic benefits by 2030.
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Scaling Self-Care Can Be a Game-Changer in Global Fight Against Non-Communicable Diseases
Ahead of the upcoming UN General Assembly to set a new vision for non-communicable diseases, the Global Self-Care Federation is calling for self-care strategies to be integrated into health plansNon-communicable diseases account for 76% of global deaths, and their impact…
Eating well, hydrating properly, performing physical activity, sufficient sleep, having moments of leisure, socializing, managing stress, using sunscreen. Various actions can be practiced to care for the body and mind, with such transcendent benefits that protect health and the quality of life present and future, so it is ideal that they are habits. It is the call of the International Day of Self-Care that is celebrated this July 24th to raise a…
Scaling Self-Care Can Fight Global Health Threats
GENEVA, July 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- On International Self-Care Day, and as world leaders prepare for a landmark United Nations General Assembly meeting on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) this September, the Global Self-Care Federation (GSCF) is calling for an urgent paradigm shift: integrate self-care strategies into national health systems to stem the rising tide of preventable illness and death. NCDs – including cardiovascular disease, canc…
President of Haleon in Colombia and Peru Antonio Hernández said that Latin America is key to this year's growth of the pharmaceutical multinational
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