The Oxford Rare Disease Society (OxRare) and the Sherrington Society are excited to welcome you to “Connecting the Dots” – our first Oxford University Student Rare Disease Conference, taking place Sunday 23rd February, 9:30–17:00 at Magdalen College, Oxford. We’re supported by Medics for Rare Disease and our kind sponsors. Join us for this exciting opportunity […]
Medics for Rare Disease: Rare Disease 101 for Rare Disease Day 2025! Join us this Rare Disease Day for an engaging and impactful Rare Disease 101 online training session, reimagined with updated content and a fresh new look ✨. Rare disease affects 350 million people worldwide, yet remains underrepresented in medical education. This session is […]
Calling all healthcare professionals… dig out your stripey socks and get ready to ‘show your stripes’ as we approach Rare Disease Day on 28th February. Medics for Rare Disease is […]
Join Central and South Genomics for an insightful webinar in recognition of Rare Disease Day, where we bring together patients, healthcare professionals, and researchers to explore the latest in patient advocacy, genomics and rare disease. This event is for everyone, whether you're from a healthcare background, have been affected by a rare disease, or are […]
Join us on Friday, 28th February, from 16:00–18:00 at Formby Room, Cedar House, University of Liverpool. This seminar is an exciting opportunity to learn from an expert speaker, hear powerful patient stories, and explore the crucial role of rare disease awareness in medical education. Refreshments will be provided! Programme Highlights Rare 101 – An introduction […]
Dive deep into the world of rare diseases at the first Swansea Rare Disease Study Day on 8th March 2025! Why attend? Gain invaluable insights from our expert guest speakers. […]
SOFT UK invites healthcare professionals to a transformative seminar focused on the power of language in supporting families navigating rare genetic diagnoses and ongoing care. This event offers a unique […]
Genomic medicine has a significant impact within the field of primary care. Generally acting as the gateway to the NHS and specialised services, primary care practitioners are crucial in the early identification of genetic conditions and in ensuring appropriate management of a range of conditions. Genomics features in everyday primary care practice in a range […]
Monday 23rd June 9.30 - 4pm at Edgbaston Park Hotel. LIMITED PLACES - reserve your spot now! Welcome to the IAG2 Face to Face Meeting! Medics for Rare Disease has […]
Genomic testing is a complex clinical topic, with new developments and discoveries taking place at a rapid rate. Often, we focus predominantly on the clinical and scientific aspects of genomics, but it’s crucial to remember that each advancement has life-changing impacts on people across the world. In this webinar, we'll be exploring the lived experiences […]
