Hydrocephalus affects more than 1 million Americans, yet so many people still don’t know what it is. This #HydrocephalusAwarenessMonth, help us change that. Watch and share this video to help more people understand hydrocephalus 💙 https://t.co/aBqaAnFmpZ
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September is National Suicide Prevention Month! It is a time for connection. Being connected to other people promotes belonging & helps protect against #suicide. Learn more about how you can help #PreventSuicide: https://t.co/xWb0KnxI5i
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🎉 It’s officially Hydrocephalus Awareness Month #HAM2024! Follow along as we share stories of strength, important resources, and ways to get involved. Join us in raising awareness! 💙 Let’s make an impact together: https://t.co/CbncEXNbFd
#HAM2024 is the perfect time to educate everyone about this condition. Watch this video that simplifies what #hydrocephalus is, showcases treatment options, and highlights key symptoms to watch for. Be sure to share it with everyone you know! 💙 https://t.co/hK0kOKjvsD
As an older adult, you can reduce your risk of brain injuries by taking steps to make your household safer – like removing tripping hazards such as throw rugs and clutter in high-traffic areas of the house. See more tips: https://t.co/EPCcpWlfzy
Thank you to all the states that declared September Hydrocephalus Awareness Month! Your efforts are helping to educate your citizens about #hydrocephalus, the leading cause of brain surgery in children. #HAM23
Join us in commemorating the inaugural World Hydrocephalus Day by watching a heartfelt message from our President and CEO, Diana Gray. Let's make a difference together! #WorldHydrocephalusDay#HAM23 https://t.co/u6dmdsMxgY
Let's set the record straight! Misconceptions about #hydrocephalus? Not on our watch! Let's break down those myths and spread the truth. Knowledge is power! Let's raise awareness and debunk myths together. #HAM23
Here in Massachusetts and across the US, 988 offers 24/7/365 non-clinical, compassionate, emotional support for callers and referrals to additional resources as needed. Support is available in multiple languages. Learn more: https://t.co/HL8KrQkzDq
#hydrocephalus can result from a brain injury. Since 2000, more than 370,000 U.S. service members have sustained a traumatic brain injury. Learn more about acquired #hydrocephalus here. https://t.co/REuJ18Zrpa
Hydrocephalus is not a rare disease. In fact, 1 out of 770 babies will develop #hydrocephalus each year. Help us raise awareness this month on social media! https://t.co/R7Fs1xQfej #HAM2022
Without proper ID of a medical condition, like #hydrocephalus, common symptoms can be misdiagnosed and appropriate care could be jeopardized or delayed. Learn more about Medical Alert IDs. https://t.co/11IZAFmsSO
Did you know that #hydrocephalus can develop as a result of a traumatic brain injury (TBI)? In fact, it's estimated that 14% of U.S. service members who have sustained a TBI could develop hydrocephalus. Learn more at https://t.co/R7Fs1xQfej #HAM2021
Thank you to Massachusetts and @MassGov for declaring September Hydrocephalus Awareness Month! Your efforts are helping to educate your citizens about #hydrocephalus, the leading cause of brain surgery in children. #HAM2021
#Hydrocephalus is not widely known, yet it's the leading cause of brain surgery in children. For Hydrocephalus Awareness Month, tell a friend, a colleague, a family member. Help us educate the world about this condition! #HAM2021 https://t.co/QOA5mo6OWN