CDG: A Community of HOPE features Dr Christina Lam

Dr Christina Lam, a CDG expert clinician, talks about the work she has been doing in CDG and with the #CDGCommunity

CDG: A Community of HOPE features Merell Liddle

Merell Liddle an amazing CDG Mom and advocate tells her about her CDG journey

CDG: A Community of HOPE features Dr Mercedes Serrano

Dr Mercedes Serrano tells us about her hopes and ideas for/on CDG diagnosis and therapies
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Announcing the "5th World Conference on CDG"

The 5th World Conference on CDG for families and professionals is coming back to Portugal on 14-16th May 2021. Mark it on your calendar now and don't miss it!

CDG: A Community of Hope! This week's guest: Barbara Vulso

Barbara Vulso is a fierce CDG Mom and Patient Advocate.

CDG: A Community of Hope starring Dr Andrew Edmondson

The campaign ?CDG: A Community of HOPE? returns with Dr Andrew Edmondson.
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New possible therapeutic strategy for PMM2-CDG

The research group U746 CIBERER from the Madrid and led by Dr. Belén Pérez just published very promising results regarding a possible therapeutic strategy for PMM2-CDG. Dr. Bélen's team evaluated the effect of proteostasis regulators in the stability and activity of several variants of PMM2 and showed their potential to rescue the PMM2 defect.

Webinar: Let's talk about CDG?

Recording of the webinar "Let's talk CDG?". This webinar took place on 19 May 2020 and it was facilitated by Miligrama. Prof Paula Videira and Rita Francisco were the sesion speakers.
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NORD Financial Assistance Program for Rare Disease Community Members Impacted by COVID-19

At this time of crisis and with the health, safety and well-being of patients and caregivers as its top priorities, the National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD®) launched its COVID-19 Critical Relief Program to provide much-needed assistance to members of the rare community affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The program provides financial relief that may be utilized to support critical, non-medical needs.