National Celiac Disease Awareness Day

September 13, Saturday

National Celiac Disease Awareness Day — this is an annual day aimed at informing society about celiac disease, a chronic autoimmune disorder in which the body cannot tolerate gluten. The holiday helps draw attention to the problems of people with this diagnosis, as well as to the need for understanding and support from society.

History of the holiday

* The holiday was created to raise awareness about celiac disease and its related complications.
* The initiative was supported by medical organizations, patient associations, and healthy lifestyle advocates.
* The day contributes to the spread of reliable information about gluten intolerance and the importance of early diagnosis.

Traditions and ways of celebration

* On this day, educational lectures and seminars are organized for doctors, patients, and their families.
* Public organizations hold events in support of people with celiac disease.
* Restaurants and cafes often offer special gluten-free menus.
* Materials with advice and personal stories of people living with celiac disease are shared on social media.

Importance of the holiday

* National Celiac Disease Awareness Day helps dispel myths about the condition.
* It supports people who must follow a strict gluten-free diet.
* The holiday reminds us of the importance of inclusivity and access to safe food for everyone.

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National Celiac Disease Awareness Day in other years

2021 September 13, Monday
2022 September 13, Tuesday
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2024 September 13, Friday
2026 September 13, Sunday