World Hormone Day

24/03/2026

Just one month to go until World Hormone Day on 24 April! 🎉
We hope you’ll join us in putting hormone health in the spotlight – !

How to get involved:

✔️ Join in the conversation on social media using the hashtags and
✔️ Hold an online or in-person event with your community to promote the small steps everyone can take to achieve good hormone health.
✔️ Reach out to your local or national media to encourage coverage of World Hormone Day and explain why hormones matter.
✔️ Identify a “hormone champion” in your organisation who can help spread the world to a wider audience.
✔️ Work with local organisations and groups in your country who can help reach public audiences.
✔️ Encourage policymakers to support the campaign by sharing World Hormone Day messages through their own channels and networks.

All the info you need 👉 www.worldhormoneday.org

04/03/2026

Today is !

Across Europe, nearly 60% of adults and almost 1 in 3 children are living with overweight or obesity. Obesity is a complex, chronic disease with significant impacts on hormone health, cardiometabolic risk and long-term wellbeing.

This year, World Obesity Day highlights the importance of improving understanding, prevention and access to evidence-based care.

Find out more 👉 worldobesityday.org

02/03/2026

Time for a spring clean? ☀️🪴

The air inside and outside the house can contain endocrine disruptors that negatively affect your hormone health.

To reduce exposure, make it a habit to regularly vacuum and dust your home to eliminate harmful particles and allergens. 🏠💨

28/02/2026

Today is

There are more than 400 rare diseases related to the endocrine system, affecting over 30 million Europeans. Behind every diagnosis is a patient navigating uncertainty, and their families who advocate, support and fight alongside them every single day.

Raising awareness means recognising this resilience, amplifying each other's voices and pushing for earlier diagnosis, better treatments and stronger support systems.

Find out more 👉 rarediseaseday.org

28/02/2026

✨ A big thank you to Camurus for supporting 2026!

With their continued partnership, we’re advancing vital conversations and raising awareness of hormone health worldwide.

Here’s to creating lasting change

28/02/2026

🌍💜 Today we stand with the 300 million people living with a rare disease. We are united with their families, friends, caregivers, advocates, and the medical professionals, researchers and organisations that working tirelessly to build a more equitable future for our community.

Together, we’re showing our colours, raising awareness, and inspiring change by talking about what equity means to us.

Thank you to everyone who’s taken part, whether you’ve lit up your home, shared your story, joined an event, or supported someone you love. By standing together we’re proving that our community is strong, united, and truly more than anyone can imagine. ✨

👉 Learn more and discover ways you can still get involved: https://go.rarediseaseday.org/NEWS

10/02/2026

📅 New for 2026: Awareness Days Calendar

We’re pleased to share our 2026 Awareness Days Calendar, bringing together key awareness days from across the endocrine and patient community.

🤝 Together we can raise hormone health awareness by amplifying each others' voices to make an even bigger impact in 2026

👉 Follow us for updates, campaign materials and awareness day highlights throughout the year.

21/11/2025

Save the date! World Hormone Day will take place on 24 April 2026.

This brings together the endocrine community around the world to raise public awareness of what hormones are and why they matter for health and wellbeing.

Under the banner of , we’ll be sharing the small steps everyone can take to improve hormone health, individually and within our communities.

Please join us!
www.worldhormoneday.org

10/11/2025

18/10/2025

💜 Today is the Day! 💜
Happy World Menopause Day 2025! 🎉

This year’s theme is Lifestyle Medicine, framing menopause as a natural life transition while recognising the symptoms and health risks that call for personalised, holistic care that can be championed by the healthcare community.

Despite proven therapies that ease symptoms, protect health, and improve quality of life, millions of women still face stigma, misinformation, and barriers to care.

The IMS stresses women deserve the right to the support and materials that do exist, and that they reach those who need them.

The way forward lies in collaboration with healthcare providers, policymakers, and women themselves working together to make menopause support consistent, evidence-based, and universally accessible.

Clinicians are uniquely placed to normalise conversations, break taboos, and deliver the personalised care women urgently need. As the gateway to reliable information and consistent care, healthcare providers have the power to challenge stigma and misinformation, ensuring that no woman is left behind.

By working alongside healthcare professionals globally, IMS believes every woman, everywhere, can gain access to equitable, high-quality menopause care and that World Menopause Day 2025 marks the beginning of a universal standard of care.

📄 Explore the IMS White Paper, six Lifestyle Medicine Factsheets, plus new infographics and posters - all available now at worldmenopauseday.com

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Together, we can make menopause care inclusive, evidence-based, and accessible for all women - everywhere. 💜