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National Autoimmune Disease Awareness Month
Every March Autoimmune Association leads an awareness campaign, ADAM, or Autoimmune Disease Awareness Month. Autoimmune Association works all year long to serve the autoimmune disease community, but March is a great opportunity for us to educate the public and increase awareness for the people living with autoimmune disease.
With increased awareness we can increase funding for research and treatment options, and through awareness we can increase the urgency and necessity for better diagnostics of autoimmune disease.
Date:
March 1 – 31, 2021
This event has ended.
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