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Mental well-being and physical health are deeply connected. On the National Day of Happiness, we recognize that stress reduction, social connection, and preventive care all contribute to improved long-term health outcomes. ow.ly/eURV50Yw3ML

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Screening saves lives. ow.ly/BU5g50Yw3G4

During National Women’s Month, we highlight that heart disease remains a leading cause of death among women. ow.ly/utNM50Yw3xI

The ACP MO, IA, IN, NE, OK and KS Chapters are holding a reception at ACP's IM26 Meeting in San Francisco! Don't miss out, Friday, April 17, 2026 at The El Dorado San Francisco, CA 6:00-8:00 PM PST. RSVP and more info here! bit.ly/49dgy1i

Nutrition plays a direct role in reducing cardiovascular and metabolic risk. As internal medicine physicians, we guide patients toward balanced, evidence-based dietary strategies that support blood pressure, lipid control, and glycemic stability. ow.ly/OspC50Yt9hg

This self-paced learning series empowers you to lead meaningful change as a Well-being Champion by equipping you with leadership skills, evidence-based strategies, & practical tools to foster sustainable communities of well-being/professional fulfillment. ow.ly/cap450YsP0C

On World Kidney Day, we emphasize the importance of screening patients with diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease for chronic kidney disease. Early diagnosis and risk-factor management are key to preventing progression. ow.ly/vuyC50YrBKx

Insomnia is more than an inconvenience—it can contribute to hypertension, metabolic dysfunction, and mood disorders. If sleep disturbances persist, a conversation with a physician can help identify underlying causes and appropriate treatment strategies. ow.ly/buY250YrBIE

Kidney disease often progresses silently. Internal medicine physicians play a critical role in early detection through routine labs, blood pressure control, and diabetes management. Early intervention can slow progression and protect long-term kidney function.

Save the Date for the ACP 2026 Indiana Scientific Chapter Meeting, November 6th! Details to come!

On National Hospitalist Day we recognize hospitalist physicians who coordinate complex inpatient care, manage transitions & ensure continuity for medically complex patients. Your expertise strengthens outcomes & supports patients during vulnerable moments. ow.ly/Zpia50Youhs

March is National Nutrition Month. As IM physicians, we see how nutrition influences cardiovascular health, kidney function, diabetes management, & overall longevity. Small, sustainable dietary changes can significantly reduce chronic disease risk. ow.ly/x9Xp50You9z

As February ends, continue prioritizing heart health and cancer prevention year-round. Internal medicine physicians are here to support your health.

Knowing your blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels is key to preventing heart disease. Review updates on hypertension at this link: ow.ly/yc5550YlwPS

Healthy habits like regular activity, balanced nutrition, and limiting alcohol help reduce cancer risk.

The ACP MO, IA, IN, NE, OK and KS Chapters are holding a reception at ACP's IM26 Meeting in San Francisco! Don't miss out, Friday, April 17, 2026 at The El Dorado San Francisco, CA 6:00-8:00 PM PST. RSVP and more info here! bit.ly/49dgy1i

Regular physical activity strengthens the heart and supports overall health. Aim for consistent movement that fits your lifestyle.

President’s Day is a time to reflect on leadership and service—values shared by internal medicine physicians caring for their communities.

Preventive screenings help detect heart disease and cancer early. Talk with your patients about age-appropriate screenings. ow.ly/GZHK50YcqaY

February is also National Cancer Prevention Month. Prevention includes screenings, avoiding tobacco, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.