#fattyliverday Toolkit

About Global Fatty Liver Day

Global Fatty Liver Day (formerly International NASH Day) is the premier, international education campaign that is convened by Global Liver Institute annually, on the 2nd Thursday of June, to raise visibility and urgency around the impact of fatty liver disease, and its more advanced form, on our communities.

An informed worldwide community is essential to reduce the global prevalence of fatty liver disease, which can advance dangerously if left undetected. This campaign convenes physicians, advocates, and other experts to share the latest insights on how to prevent, diagnose, and manage fatty liver disease relevant to their local communities.

Follow Global Liver Institute for updates online:

Join the conversation on social media. Follow and tag us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.

Use the official hashtags #fattyliverday and #ActNowScreenToday

In Preparation for your events:

Roll Up Banner (see below for printing instructions)
Global Fatty Liver Day logo (color, PNG)
Global Fatty Liver Day logo (white, PNG)
Global Fatty Liver Day logo (color, EPS)
Global Fatty Liver Day logo (color, PDF)
“I Support” GFLD Buttons (see below)
Style Guide

Sample Social Media Posts & Graphics

You can copy-paste and use all these sample posts to raise awareness about fatty liver disease and show your support for Global Fatty Liver Day. To save the images, make sure to right click and click on save as. All these featured example posts can be used on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram.

📣June 12, 2025, is the 8th Annual Global #fattyliverday.

Join GLI & its partners in a global effort to raise awareness about how you can #ActNowScreenToday & the actions that people can take to address this life-threatening disease.

👉Learn more: globalfattyliverday.com

📣Today is Global #fattyliverday! We are joining @globalliver to raise awareness about #fattyliverdisease in [insert country]. Join us and all our partners around the world as we raise awareness about this serious #liverdisease that is on the rise. #ActNowScreenToday

📣Hoy es el día mundial del hígado graso! Nos unimos a @globalliver para crear conciencia sobre la enfermedad del hígado graso en [insertar país]. Únase a nosotros y a todos nuestros socios en todo el mundo mientras creamos conciencia sobre esta grave #enfermedaddelhígado que está en aumento.

📣Aujourd'hui, c'est la Journée mondiale du foie gras! Nous nous joignons à @globalliver pour sensibiliser à la maladie du foie gras en [insérer le pays]. Rejoignez-nous ainsi que tous nos partenaires du monde entier pour sensibiliser l'opinion à cette grave #maladiedufoie qui est en augmentation.

Often considered a “silent” disease, #fattyliverdisease and its more severe form doesn’t present obvious symptoms until it is too late. Here are 3 reasons why you should be screened.

👉Learn more: globalfattyliverday.com

#ActNowScreenToday

Keep active and stay moving! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🚴

Physical fitness is crucial for preventing fatty liver disease by reducing liver fat buildup. It also lowers the risk of obesity, type2diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, boosting overall liver health and wellbeing.

#ActNowScreenToday

Noninvasive tests significantly reduce the risk of complications compared to liver biopsies. Traditional biopsies carry a small risk of serious complications. Noninvasive methods eliminate these risks, making the diagnostic process safer for patients.⚕️🔬

#ActNowScreenToday #BeyondtheBiopsy

Pediatric fatty liver disease is a serious concern affecting many children. Appropriate nutrition is key to preventing and managing this disease. 🍎🥝🥗

Our Veterans deserve the best healthcare, which is why addressing #fattyliverdisease is crucial. With NAFLD/MASLD cases tripling, it's essential to support Veterans' liver health through education, guidelines, and comprehensive care. Let's ensure our #Veterans receive the care they need.

#ActNowScreenToday

Did you know fatty liver disease isn't just an #obesity issue?

Lean individuals, often with smaller waists and better metabolic profiles, can still be affected – and they may experience worse outcomes and faster disease progression.

#ActNowScreenToday