CORD is Canada's national network for organizations representing all those with rare disorders. CORD provides a strong common voice to advocate for health policy and a healthcare system that works for those with rare disorders. » More info
Rare Disease Day |
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CafĂ© Scientifique hosted by Canadian Organization for Rare Disorders in collaboration with Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). » More info Topic: Challenges of Diagnosing Rare Disorders |
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Extraordinary Measures This movie is based on Pulitzer Prize winning author Geeta Annand's book |
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NIH-Funded Research Study The National Human Genome Research Institute at the National Institutes
of Health (NIH) is sponsoring a study that seeks to learn more about how
parents of children with an undiagnosed medical condition think and feel
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GLOBAL GENES PROJECT
TO
RAISE AWARENESS FOR MILLIONS OF CHILDREN LIVING WITH RARE DISEASE
Campaign Brings Together Support from over 90 Corporations, Non-Profit Foundations, Research Institutions, Hospitals and Advocacy Groups; New Blue Jeans Denim Ribbon Unveiled To Promote Rare Disease Awareness
February 1, 2010 - Hope - It's In Our Genes.!" The Children's Rare Disease Network today announced the Global Genes Project, an initiative designed to raise awareness about the prevalence of rare diseases that afflict millions of children worldwide. » Read more
To become a part of the Global Genes Project, please contact CORD for more information.
Canada's "Chance for Life" Strategy
Canadians with rare disorders need timely access to innovative therapies. Many of these represent the only effective therapy for severe, life-threatening disorders. » More info
Position Paper on Canada's Orphan Drug Policy
Canadians suffering from rare debilitating or life threatening diseases need an Orphan Drug Policy that will assure Canadians with rare diseases have timely affordable access to the best therapies and provide competitive incentives for Canadian-based companies. » More info
Private Members Motion (M-426)
On May 17, the House of Commons passed a Private Members Motion (M-426) on Rare Diseases. MP Don Bell from North Vancouver worked with members of all parties to gain support for this initiative. » More info
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