Mutual Trust Between Doctors and Parents of Children with Rare Diseases Means Optimum Care for the Child

The complexity of rare diseases makes communication between adults involved with the care of these children a vital tool. Communication and mutual trust are of the utmost importance. About the…

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LIVMARLI Now Approved for Children with Alagille Syndrome as Young as 3 Months Old
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LIVMARLI Now Approved for Children with Alagille Syndrome as Young as 3 Months Old

In many rare conditions, early diagnosis and treatment typically correspond with better outcomes. Prior to March 2023, LIVMARLI (maralixibat) was approved for the treatment of cholestatic pruritus related to Alagille…

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Lundyn Roberts, Who Has Aicardi Syndrome, Was the MSU Kid Coach of the Week!
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Lundyn Roberts, Who Has Aicardi Syndrome, Was the MSU Kid Coach of the Week!

The Mississippi State University (MSU) Bulldogs joined forces with Children’s of Mississippi, the state’s only children’s hospital with statewide pediatric clinics, to honor pediatrics patients throughout Mississippi, sharing and uplifting…

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Mom Whose 3 Children Have Albinism Asks for More Kindness, Less Judgment
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Mom Whose 3 Children Have Albinism Asks for More Kindness, Less Judgment

Stacey and Jason Chappell love their large family; there’s nothing they enjoy more than spending time with their five children, sometimes even going on fun vacations. But Stacey feels nonplussed…

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Blastomycosis Outbreak Found in Paper Mill Workers in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

At the end of February 2023, workers at the Escanaba Billerud Paper Mill began feeling ill. Their symptoms were reminiscent of atypical pneumonia; some people struggled to breathe. According to…

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Rare Community Profiles: Alira Health and the MGFA Partner to Develop a Myasthenia Gravis Registry
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Rare Community Profiles: Alira Health and the MGFA Partner to Develop a Myasthenia Gravis Registry

Rare Community Profiles     Rare Community Profiles is a new Patient Worthy article series of long-form interviews featuring various stakeholders in the rare disease community, such as patients, their…

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New Rare Disease Network Launches in Ireland
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New Rare Disease Network Launches in Ireland

According to a story from sciencex.com, Queen's University Belfast, University College Dublin, and a team of 33 other partners have come together to start the All-Ireland Rare Disease Interdisciplinary Research…

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Cholera Cases Increase in Mozambique
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Cholera Cases Increase in Mozambique

Within the last year, there have been spates of cholera outbreaks in multiple countries across the globe; over the past few months, these outbreaks have touched at least 22 different…

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Malta’s National Alliance for Rare Diseases Creates First Rare Disease-Focused Children’s Book
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Malta’s National Alliance for Rare Diseases Creates First Rare Disease-Focused Children’s Book

It’s incredibly important to raise rare disease awareness, spread education, and contribute to a more inclusive and equitable world. One of the best ways to start? Through children. Teaching the…

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