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March
2026 / 03 / 12
International Day

World Kidney Day

World Kidney Day is a global health education initiative aimed at raising public awareness about the importance of kidney health and emphasizing the prevention, early detection, and management of chronic kidney disease. The campaign was jointly launched in 2006 by the International Society of Nephrology (ISN) and the International Federation of Kidney Foundations (IFKF) and is held annuy on the second Thursday of March. Its background is the rising global incidence of chronic kidney disease, which has become a major public health issue. The significance of World Kidney Day lies in its c for people to pay attention to kidney health, understand risk factors (such as diabetes and hypertension), and advocate for healthy lifestyles. Common celebration methods include: global health screenings, public lectures, media campaigns, social media activities, open days at medical institutions, and illuminating iconic buildings in red or orange lights to show support. Companies can conduct public relations and communication activities around this event, for example: 1. Launching public welfare advocacy: Partnering with medical institutions to offer free screenings or health consultations, demonstrating corporate social responsibility. 2. Content marketing: Creating educational articles, videos, or infographics about kidney health and disseminating them through owned channels. 3. Employee engagement: Organizing internal health lectures or walking events to enhance employee health awareness. 4. Joint promotions: Collaborating with health brands or non-profit organizations to host online and offline events to expand influence. 5. Illumination campaigns: Lighting up corporate iconic buildings or logos in the event's theme colors (red/orange) and posting about it on social media. These activities help enhance corporate brand image and demonstrate a commitment to public health.

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