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Virtual Festive Event.
AGSD-UK is holding a Virtual Festive Event on the 9th of December at 1.00pm. Come along and make sure you wear a Festive hat, as there will be a prize for the best headgear. We will have a Quiz and time for everyone to catch up. For more information, please contact...
Update on the DTX401 programme for GSD1a.
Ultragenyx have provided the following community update on the development of DTX401, their investigational gene therapy for the potential treatment of GSDIa. GSDIa Community Update
Newborn Genomes Programme.
GSDs on list of conditions for inclusion in Newborn Genomes Programme research study. Genomics England has published an initial list of conditions that will be screened for as part of their forthcoming Generation Study, which includes some GSDs. The study will...
NICE recommends cipaglucosidase alfa plus miglustat.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has today published final guidance recommending cipaglucosidase alfa (CIPA) plus miglustat, within its marketing authorisation, as an option for treating late-onset Pompe disease in adults.
New Continuum of Care Model for McArdle’s.
IamGSD has led an international team of clinicians to develop and publish a continuum of care model to help physicians and patients to achieve the patient’s optimal state.
Seminar for people affected by neuromuscular diseases.
Seminar Thursday 18th May - 5PM UK The research team at Newcastle University's John Walton centre are keen for people affected by neuromuscular conditions to join a seminar on 18th May: ‘We are glad to announce that we will be delivering a seminar on the 18 May at...
Main Event 2023 Programme
Check here for latest programme details and to register for the event.
International Pompe Day 15 April 2023.
The IPA focused this year’s International Pompe Day on the importance of movement, sharing stories from the community under the slogan “Every Move Counts”.
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