World Anemia Awareness Day is observed worldwide every February 13 to educate the public about anemia, a common blood disorder that affects the blood's ability to carry oxygen. Established in 2022 by the Society for the Advancement of Patient Blood Management (SABM) and Human Touch Media Foundation, the date was chosen to symbolize the ideal hemoglobin level for optimal blood health—13. The day aims to highlight the importance of preventive measures for blood health and focuses on specific themes each year, such as “The Best Blood Is Your Blood” and “Raise Your Hands for Blood Health.” Anemia affects approximately a quarter of the global population, with significant impacts on children, pregnant women, and menstruating women. Treatment varies based on the cause and severity, with dietary measures recommended to prevent certain types of anemia.