July 28

Established by the World Health Organization, World Hepatitis Day highlights the need for increased efforts to combat hepatitis B and C. The annual event educates communities on transmission risks, vaccination, and the importance of early diagnosis. Healthcare organizations offer free liver health screenings, educational workshops, and public seminars. Campaigns often unveil new strategies to improve access to affordable treatment and reduce stigma. Advocacy groups worldwide share survivor stories to encourage testing and support. By uniting governments, health professionals, and the public, the day aims to eliminate hepatitis as a public health threat by 2030.