M4RD’s Ambassadors come together for the first time
M4RD’s Ambassadors come together for the first time In September 2022 we welcomed our new cohort of ambassadors for 2022/23 which included 10 Clinicians, 5 Medical Students and 4 Patient […]
M4RD’s Ambassadors come together for the first time In September 2022 we welcomed our new cohort of ambassadors for 2022/23 which included 10 Clinicians, 5 Medical Students and 4 Patient […]
February was a busy month for M4RD!! Prior to Rare Disease Day we held our 10th annual symposium, with the Royal Society of Medicine on 15th February – our first […]
How can pharmaceutical companies ensure that patients are actively involved at every stage ofdrug development? Last week I attended the Patient Centricity & Engagement conference in London to find out […]
Hello, Nadine here, I’m back again! This time it’s to talk about rare disease policy. This month I attended Europe’s largest cell and gene therapy exhibition at the ExCel Centre.Among […]
emotive Reviews ‘The Unusual Suspects’ M4RD has continued to work closely with emotive – an independent, award winning global healthcare communications agency. Emotive were greatly involved in helping us bring […]
In February 2020, a month before lockdown in the UK, we held our annual symposium at The Royal Society of Medicine for the sixth year. ‘The Unusual Suspects: Rare diseases […]
Thanks to the wonders of modern technology and an amazingly powerful online platform #ECRD2020 took place virtually on 14th & 15th May. The conference was organised to take place in […]
emotive Reviews ‘The Unusual Suspects’ During the past year M4RD has been working closely with emotive – an independent, award winning global healthcare communications agency – who have helped us […]
Earlier this year M4RD helped Childhood Tumour Trust (CTT) search for a doctor to attend the International Neurofibromatosis Conference in San Francisco this September. The successful applicant would also join CTT’s medical […]
Dare to think rare? Many did as they attended the fifth collaboration of Medics4RareDiseases (M4RD) and the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM): The Unusual Suspects: Rare Diseases in Everyday Medical Care on 20th February 2019.