ALT A group of people wearing green and blue Urticaria Day shirts pose outside a building. The graphic reads “1st October 2026 – urticaria day – Take Back Control: From Itch to Understanding,” alongside the Urticaria Day logo.

ALT A group of 10 people wearing bright green Urticaria Day T-shirts pose together on the steps of a grand building. Above them, text reads “1st October 2026 – Urticaria Day” and “Take Back Control – From Itch to Understanding,” alongside a green-and-blue steering-wheel-style logo.

ALT Graphic for Urticaria Day 2026 with a blue background and a photo of a person speaking into a microphone. Text reads: “Your voice can help improve understanding of urticaria worldwide.” The graphic includes the Urticaria Day logo, the date 1 October 2026, the theme “Take Back Control: From Itch to Understanding,” and the website urticariaday.org.

ALT Graphic with a green background and the Urticaria Day logo. Text reads: “Every experience shared helps build a clearer global picture of urticaria — shaping research, treatment, and health policy.” Decorative Urticaria Day branding appears throughout the design.

ALT Blue Urticaria Day 2026 graphic with the campaign logo and theme “Take Back Control: From Itch to Understanding.” Text encourages people to “Join the global movement” and “Share your experience today and help turn itch into understanding.” The hashtags #TakeBackControl and #UDAY2026 and the website urticariaday.org are displayed.

ALT Graphic for Urticaria Day on 1 October 2026. A blue and lime-green design featuring the Urticaria Day logo and the message: “What does urticaria feel like?” followed by “Your Story Matters.” The campaign tagline reads: “Take Back Control — From Itch to Understanding.”

ALT Blue and lime-green graphic featuring interlocking puzzle pieces and a hand placing a puzzle piece. The text reads: “Your voice helps the world understand what it truly means to live with urticaria.” A second message at the bottom says: “And understanding leads to better care.”

ALT Urticaria Day 2026 graphic in blue and lime green. The image features the Urticaria Day logo and the message: “Share your story this Urticaria Day,” followed by the hashtags #TakeBackControl and #UDAY2026. The website urticariaday.org appears at the bottom. The graphic promotes sharing personal experiences of urticaria on 1 October 2026.

ALT Promotional graphic for Urticaria Day 2026 featuring a collage of diverse people in a blue and green duotone design. The Urticaria Day logo and campaign theme, "Take Back Control: From Itch to Understanding," appear at the top. Large text reads, "No one should face urticaria alone." A swipe arrow indicates the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic with a green background and Urticaria Day branding. Large text reads, "Living with urticaria can feel isolating. The unpredictability, the flare-ups. The feeling that no one quite understands." A swipe arrow indicates the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic showing a group of people talking together in a green and blue duotone design. Large text reads, "Community strengthens everything. Patient organisations, support groups and advocates provide information, guidance and real connection." A swipe arrow indicates the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic with a green background and Urticaria Day branding. Large text reads, "Feeling connected to others who truly understand helps people feel more informed, more supported, and understood." with "urticariaday.org" displayed at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for Urticaria Day 2026 showing a researcher working with laboratory equipment in a green and blue duotone design. The Urticaria Day logo and campaign theme, "Take Back Control: From Itch to Understanding," appear at the top. Large text reads, "Research brings better solutions and it starts with you." A swipe arrow indicates the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic with a blue background and Urticaria Day branding. Large text reads, "Every survey. Every story. Every voice. It all helps improve understanding and develop better treatments." A swipe arrow indicates the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic showing a person speaking and gesturing in a green and blue duotone design. Large text reads, "When patients share their experiences, science moves forward." A swipe arrow indicates the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic for Urticaria Day 2026 featuring the Urticaria Day logo and campaign theme, "Take Back Control: From Itch to Understanding." Large text reads, "Be part of the progress. #TakeBackControl #UDAY2026," with "urticariaday.org" displayed at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for Urticaria Day 2026 showing a diverse group of people standing in a circle and placing their hands together in a green and blue duotone design. The Urticaria Day logo and campaign theme, "Take Back Control: From Itch to Understanding," appear at the top. Large text reads, "Good Conversations Improve Care." A swipe arrow indicates the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic with a green gradient background and Urticaria Day branding. Text reads, "Doctors see the hives. They don't always see the sleepless nights, the missed work, the lost confidence." A swipe arrow indicates the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic showing a healthcare professional speaking with a patient in a green and blue duotone design. Large text reads, "When you explain the full impact of urticaria, your healthcare professional can make decisions that truly fit your life." A swipe arrow indicates the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic with a green gradient background and Urticaria Day branding. Text reads, "Open, ongoing conversations lead to more personalised care. Ask questions. Be specific. Be heard." #TakeBackControl with "urticariaday.org" displayed at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for Urticaria Day 2026 featuring a healthcare professional listening to another person in a green and blue duotone design. The Urticaria Day logo, date "1st October 2026," and campaign theme, "Take Back Control: From Itch to Understanding," appear at the top. Large text reads, "Listening Leads to Understanding." A swipe arrow indicates the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic with a blue and green gradient background. Text reads, "Urticaria symptoms change day to day. A short appointment can't capture the full picture. Too often, the real impact goes unheard." The Urticaria Day logo and a swipe arrow appear at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic showing a healthcare professional listening to a patient in a green and blue duotone design. Text reads, "Patients, speak openly about your symptoms and experiences. Healthcare professionals, ask the right questions and listen carefully." A swipe arrow indicates the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic for Urticaria Day 2026 featuring the Urticaria Day logo and campaign theme, "Take Back Control: From Itch to Understanding." Large text reads, "Join the global movement. #TakeBackControl #UDAY2026," with "urticariaday.org" displayed at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for Urticaria Day 2026 featuring the Urticaria Day logo and campaign theme, "Take Back Control: From Itch to Understanding," alongside a close-up of a pedestrian crossing signal. Large text reads, "Urticaria can disrupt your life. It doesn't have to." A swipe arrow appears in the bottom right, encouraging users to view the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic featuring a person resting their head on their arm in a green and blue duotone design. Large text reads, "Persistent itch. Unpredictable flare-ups. Disrupted sleep, work, relationships. This is what living with chronic urticaria really looks like." A partial Urticaria Day logo and a swipe arrow indicate this is part of a carousel.

ALT Promotional graphic with a green gradient background. Large text reads, "Up to 1% of the global population lives with chronic urticaria right now." A partial Urticaria Day logo appears on the left, with a swipe arrow in the bottom right indicating the next slide.

ALT Promotional graphic with a green gradient background and abstract circular design elements. Large text reads, "Many patients feel their experience is not fully recognised. UDAY is here to change that." with the website address, "urticariaday.org," displayed at the bottom.