SJS Awareness Day is observed worldwide every August 18 to highlight Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS), a rare and severe skin reaction that can be triggered by certain medications or infections. The day aims to honor those who have lost their lives to SJS and toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN), support survivors and their families, and educate healthcare professionals and the public about prevention and early signs of the syndrome. Activities include learning about SJS, participating in events organized by advocacy groups, donating to support research or survivors, and wearing a blue awareness ribbon to foster conversations. The day emphasizes the importance of timely diagnosis and advocates for safer drug practices and improved treatment protocols.