May 28 marks International Women's Health Day, a global push for women’s health, 

Born in 1987 at a Costa Rica women’s meeting, this day champions health rights globally. 

From breast cancer to maternal care, this day tackles women’s unique health challenges.

Safe contraception and abortion access are human rights, championed on this day. 

Women face high rates of depression and anxiety. This day promotes mental health support. 

Worldwide marches demand equal healthcare and reproductive rights for all. 

1.78M breast cancer cases in India, 800 daily maternal deaths globally—action is urgent. 

Educate, advocate, support—join the fight for women’s health and rights today!