Rare disease patient leader shares about his journey with cystic fibrosis and how he utilizes his experience to advocate for the community.
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Rare disease patient leader shares about his journey with cystic fibrosis and how he utilizes his experience to advocate for the community.
Biotech titan Dr. Stan Crooke, who developed 20+ drugs, shares about his new n-Lorem Foundation.
Author of “Loving Large” shares her son’s rare disease diagnostic odyssey.
Celebrate Rare Disease Month with the Coordinator of the EJPRD discussing rare disease research.
Patient Advocate and Motivational Speaker shares his journey with Huntington Disease.
Maryland State Ambassador for NORD brings her passion for patient advocacy for the rare disease community including her daughter known as #EmmaStrong.
A mobile and cloud-based app that helps people with chronic, serious and rare health concerns better manage their health journeys.
Author Laura Kieger and her son, Dr. Alexander Kieger, share their family’s courageous, century-long struggle with a rare genetic cancer syndrome.
A community for telomere biology disorders discusses dyskeratosis congenita.
Recap of CT’s event and interviews with Angelman Syndrome and ALD patient advocates
Rare Disease advocate and caregiver shares on the resources she has created.
Patient Advocate shares his pre-symptomatically genetically diagnosis and the latest breakthrough in research
Patient advocate shares about her two rare brain tumors and hereditary cancer syndrome.
Daniel speaks about the films to be screened at the festival and the film he produced about his son's rare disease, Menkes Disease.
NORD's event in Hartford is recapped including interviews with a patient advocate, Michelle Cotton, and a Connecticut representative, Dave W. Yaccarino.
Co-Founder/CEO of Onevoice shares how his new community building software solution supports the rare disease community.
Patient advocates Bernadette Scarduzio and Allison Moore share about CMT, their documentary and the Hereditary Neuropathy Foundation.
February 29th is the rarest day of the year and that means it's Rare Disease Day! Throughout the world NORD (The National Organization of Rare Diseases) has hosted Rare Disease Day events. I attended the Connecticut Rare Disease Day at the State House in Hartford and interviewed a few of the presenters including Jackie and Eloise Stager, founders of JaxLegacy, John Hopper, the director of the Fibrolamellar Cancer Foundation and Maddie Shaw, leader of Maddie's Herd.
On a recent episode of the Keeping Up With The Kardashians, the family went through genetic testing, but what did the episode leave out or get wrong? I review the documentary Sun Kissed: One Gene Exposes a Nation's Dark Past, about a family who has children with an extremely rare genetic disorder, Xeroderma Pigmentosum.