Today marks the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) 75^th anniversary, with World Health Day. 

The WHO was established in order to promote health globally, and each year it focuses on a particular theme for its World Health Day — with this year that theme being Health For All.

Inequalities in healthcare are pervasive not just between societies, but within societies, families, schools, systems, and just about everywhere. Therefore, while we have a long road ahead to start to address these problems, there is also a lot that you can action in your own life in order to help yourself, and those around you. 

How do we at ScreenMe try to action #HealthForAll?

1. FREE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES

• ScreenMe empowers you through knowledge about your own body.

• We are so proud of our blog, as well as our socials including Instagram, LinkedIn and Pinterest. This is a space where we provide free education that empowers you to not just improve your health, but take back control of your health and wellbeing. 

2. EVERY STAGE OF LIFE COVERED

• As you change, ScreenMe changes with you. 

• ScreenMe has worked really hard to cater for your different needs, goals & concerns across your whole life. Yet keep all of your results stored in one safe place, avoiding any confusion or unnecessary testing. 
• This is why we have different 5 care types — find out more on each bespoke page!
  • Vaginal & sexual health
• • Period, gut & hormonal health
• • Fertility health
• • Pregnancy care
  • Menopause care
• Therefore, if you are struggling with your health currently, we have developed the appropriate kit to meet your own needs, goals & concerns! 

3. FREE 1:1 CONSULTATION with each package 

• ScreenMe doesn’t just test, we listen. 

• We want to make healthcare more accessible — so rather than leaving you with just your results, which can be confusing, scary and intimidating — we make sure to take the time to explain what these mean, what you can do, and what you want from it. 

We wish everyone a Happy World Health today, and hope that together we can continue to work towards a future where there really is quality, caring #HealthForAll

Jessica Hobbis

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