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We are recruiting a CEO
AGSD-UK is seeking to recruit a Chief Executive Officer, a senior manager looking for a rewarding move within the charity sector. Closing date extended to 10 May.
World Record at Evelina GSD Family Day?
Maybe a World Record, new friendships, knowledge and reassurance for those affected by GSD at the Evelina Hospital’s GSD Family Day.
FDA grants Breakthrough Therapy Designation to Amicus
The U.S. FDA has granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation to Amicus’ AT-GAA in Late Onset Pompe Disease.
Cori the Supercat rides again!
Cori is a cat, with lots of kitten friends. He is on a mission to support children with GSD3.
Pilot of new website reaches over 2,000 people
Following great feedback, we are now going public – announcing the new website to professionals, industry, funders, etc.
AGSD-UK member Charlie Power is now famous!
Charlie appeared in the newspaper of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham. Here is his story, reprinted from news@uhb.
McArdle’s service seeks a Clinical Fellow
The McArdle disease and related disorders service, National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in London, is recruiting a Clinical Fellow.
Amici! 101 Tips for Pompe now in Italian
Congratulations to Martina on her degree in translation. Her final project was translating 101 Tips for Pompe into Italian.
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What and who we are
- National support group for those affected by Glycogen Storage Disease (GSD) and their families.
- Membership based with an elected board of trustees.
- A company limited by guarantee and a registered charity.
- Collaborators with UK rare disease and international GSD groups.
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