Rare Disease Day in 2023

Rare Disease Day Quick Facts - EU 2023

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2023 Date	28 February 2023
2024 Date	29 February 2024

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Rare Disease Day in

Tuesday, 28 Feb

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Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for Rare Disease Day -
in 2023

Updated 05:05

Tomorrow is Rare Disease Day! Canadian Illuminations #LightUpForRare movement to raise awareness on #RareDiseaseDay! February 28: Calgary Tower CN Tower Edmonton High Level Bridge Niagara Falls Toronto Sign at Nathan Phillips Square Victoria, BC Parliament Building’s https://t.co/JQb8i1llW7
— CORD (@raredisorders) February 27, 2023

Today is Rare Disease Day, with advocacy being done for healthcare, access to diagnosis and equity in social opportunity for those living with a rare disease. It was a pleasure to raise a flag at city hall as Deputy Mayor with Joanne Paquette, founder of RAREsies Rule. #Ottawa https://t.co/cMXft9moSy
— Shawn Menard (@ShawnMenard1) February 28, 2023

It’s rare disease day! In honour of the day, here’s a photo of me in hospital before a single diagnosis. I felt alone, scared and overwhelmed. Flash forward to today and I have multiple diagnoses and care plans. Always continue to advocate for yourself 💞 #RareDiseaseDay https://t.co/G8V0nBKUc7
— Hannah Rudderham (@hannahrudderham) March 1, 2023

Did you know that 1 in 12 Canadians are affected by a rare genetic disease? That means someone you know may be living with one right now. Today, on Rare Genetic Disease Day, let's come together to raise awareness and support those who are facing these challenges. https://t.co/QWvsQLqwoY
— Geneskool (@geneskool) February 28, 2023

On #RareDiseaseDay, we join our colleagues in recognizing the many people who live with a rare disease. Today and every day, we remain committed to our pursuit of better care for rare. https://t.co/R3x0dceXbn
— Sanofi Canada (@SanofiCanada) February 28, 2023

We support rare disease day and the Canadian Organization of Rare Disorders (CORD) @raredisorders Facts: 1 in 12 Canadians have a rare disease; that's more than 2.8 million! 2/3 of Canadians with rare diseases are children. 1/3 of Canadians can't access treatments! https://t.co/etNltXx1fl
— O. R. S. A. (@OntarioRettSA) February 28, 2023

Feb 28th is Rare Disease Day. @raredisorders https://t.co/HIXCfSszTY
— Michael Harris (@Michaelharrispc) February 28, 2023

This #RareDiseaseDay, we call for action to eliminate barriers preventing people living with a rare disease's full participation in society. Share our Official Rare Disease Day video, translated into over 40 languages, to spread our call for equity! 👉 https://t.co/G7A9lJSkMU
— Rare Disease Day (@rarediseaseday) February 28, 2023

Rare Disease Day takes place on the last day of February each year to raise awareness for rare diseases and their impact on the lives of patients and families. Today, support the over 300 million people globally that live with a rare disease. #eastersealsAB #rarediseaseday https://t.co/b0lHIRHGDj
— Easter Seals Alberta (@eastersealsAB) February 28, 2023

Did you know that 1 in 12 Canadians (two-thirds of them children) live with a rare disorder? February 28 marks International Rare Disease Day, but for families touched by these diseases, every day is #RareDiseaseDay. https://t.co/TeLj8PocaW
— Laila Goodridge (@LailaGoodridge) February 28, 2023