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Bandung – A number of important moments are commemorated every August 18. In the Gregorian calendar, October 18, 2023 falls on a Wednesday, in the third week of October.

October 18 is the 291st day (292nd day in leap years) of the Gregorian calendar.

Warning October 18, 2023

Seven moments are commemorated on October 18. Here is the list, compiled by the detikJabar team from the National Today page.

1. World Menopause Day

Every year on October 18, World Menopause Day is celebrated to raise awareness about the impact of menopause on the lives of women around the world. Although it affects almost half of the world’s population, menopause often receives little attention. Today is also an opportunity to encourage our insight to better understand this disease.

2. National Bra Day

National Bra Day is celebrated annually on the third Wednesday of October, this year on October 18. This day is celebrated in honor of women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer. The main objective of this warning is to ensure education, participation and empowerment of women diagnosed with breast cancer. They should have access to the information necessary to make fact-based decisions about treatment, including breast reconstruction options. Also with National Bra Day, stakeholders can provide education to patients, families, caregivers and the media.

3. Unity Day

Unity Day is a special celebration of Bullying Prevention Month that is observed each year on the third Wednesday in October. in 2024, this anniversary is celebrated on October 18. The goal is to encourage unity in kindness, courage and inclusion to prevent bullying among students. The event was hosted by the PACER Center, a nonprofit focused on children with special needs. Unity Day is a central part of the Bullying Prevention Month campaign, highlighting good values, acceptance and inclusion to prevent bullying.

4. Commute to Work Day

Ride to Work Day is an annual commemoration that aims to promote the use of bicycles as a means of daily transportation. In Australia, Ride To Work Day is celebrated every October 18. The aim is to encourage people to cycle, as most Australians do not get enough physical activity to stay healthy.

5. National No Beard Day

National No Beard Day is a day where people celebrate keeping their face clean without a beard. This day is celebrated every year on October 18. On this day, those who usually have a beard shave it off and show off their smooth face. Some also believe that shaving your beard makes your face easier to clean and looks younger.

6. United Nations Week

United Nations Week, or United Nations Week, begins on October 18 and ends each year until October 24. This celebration has been held annually since 2003. With members from 193 countries, including the Philippines, the UN continues to adapt to this dynamic world, but the UN continues to uphold the principles of its founding charter in the exercise of its functions.

7. Caregiver Day

Caregivers Day, celebrated every October 18, honors health workers who work as caregivers. They provide essential assistance to those in need, including bathing, dressing, administering medications and providing nutrition education. They work in a variety of settings such as patient homes, nursing homes, and assisted living facilities. With great dedication, they play an important role in improving the quality of life of patients. This day was first created by the government of Manitoba, Canada, to honor those who work tirelessly in various healthcare settings.

These are 7 moments commemorated every October 18. Now you know, don’t you? Hope this helps you, detikers!

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