The Rare Moments

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This feed is no longer active or accepting submissions, but we encourage you to check out the posts below which were submitted during February 2024 in support of Rare Disease Day.

Updated 2 months ago
Valaree Machen Valaree Machen Uplifting Athletes

Working with the rare community is a privilege — being able to connect in-person is even better! I’m very excited to celebrate 10 early-career scientists who are passionate about rare research this Saturday, February 3, 2024, ahead of Rare Disease Day at Uplifting Athletes’ 2024 Young Investigator Draft. This year, Uplifting Athletes will also be celebrating surpassing their first $1 million of grant money funded!

charity.pledgeit.org/YID2024
Joanna Reeder Admin Joanna Reeder Worldwide Clinical Trials

The increase of newborn genetic screening has led to earlier diagnosis, treatment, and even prevention of disease, as in the case of Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). I am eager to see how earlier diagnosis will transform the landscape of rare disease research and the development of new therapies in the years ahead.

doi.org/10.1038/s41431-022-01259-8
Han Phan Han Phan Rare Disease Research, LLC

We have been working closely with Worldwide on a number of rare indications. They have a very engaging and knowledgeable team!

www.rarediseaseresearch.com/
Derek Ansel Admin Derek Ansel Worldwide Clinical Trials

We are so excited to launch Rare Moments, our website dedicated to sharing updates from the rare disease community throughout the week of Rare Disease Day. Please share your memories, notes, events, thoughts, and resources during this week so that we can help elevate each other’s voices. So much happens during Rare Disease Week, so favorite this page and visit often to stay current on all things Rare Disease!

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