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Dr Clive Tonks, ex-committee member of AGSD-UK.
We mark the passing of Dr Clive Tonks in his mid-eighties. He was a past trustee and committee member of AGSD-UK.
New information resources on gene therapy.
New information and videos – past, present and future of gene therapy from the American Society for Gene and Cell Therapy.
Celebrating our longstanding McArdle’s coordinator.
A painting of the Pembrokeshire coast, by Edd Bush, was presented to Andrew Wakelin at our conference in October.
Family day at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
For the AGSD-UK Family Day at Great Ormond Street, lots of families came along and friendships and support networks were created.
Our new CEO introduces himself.
Neil Bradbury, our newly appointed Chief Executive Officer, introduces himself to our membership, and gives an insight into his plans.
Trial of Whole Genome Sequencing for newborns.
Development of services from Genomcs England continues apace, with the launch of a trial of whole genome sequencing for newborn babies.
Did you know we have an interactive glossary?
Plenty of medical and technical words are used in our website, but help is at hand with our on-line interactive glossary.
AGSD-UK helps fulfil football dreams for Ismail.
Ismail lives with Infantile Onset Pompe Disease. Aged 19, his abiding passion is football. He plays using an adapted wheelchair.
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- National support group for those affected by Glycogen Storage Disease (GSD) and their families.
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- Collaborators with UK rare disease and international GSD groups.
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