Oxford-Harrington Rare Disease Centre
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Rare Disease Centre @UniofOxford in partnership with @HarringtonDI_UH @UHhospitals, accelerating cures for rare diseases
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Was great seeing Geoff Denwood & Julie Stevens recently at the Toon. Excited for all the fantastic initiatives and tremendous support from Oxford-Harrington Rare Disease Centre Harrington Discovery Institute to #raredisease researchers twitter.com/OHRareDisease/…
Inspiring to see the dedication and determination of runners fundraising for #rarediseases yesterday at #LondonMarathon2024 !
Today is international #Pompe Disease Day.Pompe Support Network CdnAssocOfPompe are raising awareness of this #raredisease . It has no cure but does have effective treatments, having even been given before birth, showing how rare diseases drive innovation in therapeutics development #Pompe Disease
Hear OHC Director, Matthew Wood, talk on the BBC about the UK Rare Therapies Launch Pad and how we're developing new treatment pathways with MHRAgovuk Genomics England.
Thank you Natasha Loder 🐋 Sandra Kanthal for sharing how Mila's legacy inspires us:
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…
Great news for Carlo Rinaldi, who leads our Neurological Disorders Theme, on this award from Novartis to develop gene editing approaches in neuromuscular #raredisease
The OHC partnered with Mediaplanet UKIE on the 2024 Rare Diseases Campaign with Genetic Alliance UK and The Guardian. Read more about our work here: bit.ly/3Ij1WiF
Tonight, we are shining a light on Magdalen College to raise awareness for the 400 million people living with #raredisease . To address unmet need in rare disease, we drive cutting-edge breakthroughs to clinical impact for patients #RareDiseaseDay2024
Tonight, we are shining a light on Magdalen College to raise awareness for the 400 million people living with #raredisease . To address unmet need in rare disease, we drive cutting-edge breakthroughs to clinical impact for patients #RareDiseaseDay2024
Today, 29th February, is the rarest day of the year and marks #RareDiseaseDay2024 ! This evening, at sundown, we will be shining a light on one of Oxford’s rarest buildings Magdalen College, to raise awareness of the 400 million people living with a rare disease