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  • COVID-19 and rare diseases: Risks and opportunities posed by the pandemic

    Webinar

    This unique webinar unites experts from primary care, advocacy and medical genetics within the rare disease sector to discuss the impact of the virus on the rare disease community. Participants will hear about the short and long-term impact of shielding, consider how to best protect vulnerable populations in the future, and reflect on the potential […]

    Free webinar
  • Educating physicians in rare disease – Reducing the diagnostic odyssey and improving outcomes

    Webinar

    This webinar will introduce Medics 4 Rare Diseases whose mission is to drive an attitude change towards rare diseases amongst medical students and doctors in training. In addition Lucy McKay, CEO of Medics 4 Rare Diseases and Gavin Jones, Director of Rare Disease, will be discussing core educational principles required to deliver better patient experience […]

  • Wolfram Syndrome virtual conference

    Online

    Planning is ongoing for The Wolfram Syndrome UK's 9th annual conference, which this year will now be a virtual conference on Zoom taking place over two days: Saturday 19th and Saturday 26th September. 19th September 2.00-3.00 pm Urology Presentation – Mr Liam McCarthy from Birmingham Children’s Hospital   26th September 9.30-10.15am Ophthalmology workshop #1 – Talia […]

  • Vasculitis: registries, pathways and therapeutics

    This free 2 day webinar will provide a comprehensive update on all UKIVAS group activities and plans for the future, along with recent clinical and research updates in vasculitis. This is a multidisciplinary webinar where adult and paediatric vasculitis management will be examined. The themes highlighted are relevant to; renal, rheumatology, respiratory, ENT, dermatology and […]

    FREE
  • Virtual Rare Disease Showcase

    Findacure's Rare Disease Showcase series is a celebration of rare disease projects around the UK Findacure's Virtual Showcase is designed to be a unique event, with interactive sessions taking place over a three-day period, including conversations on telemedicine, artificial intelligence, patient group innovations, and the impact of Covid-19 on rare diseases. Our online stage will […]

    Free
  • RareFest20

    Guildhall Cambridge Cambridge, United Kingdom

    FREE to attend, RAREfest20 is a full day Cambridge Rare Disease Network festival featuring interactive hands-on exhibits showcasing cool science, visionary technology, and pioneering organisations improving lives and bringing hope to those affected by rare diseases.  Alongside the exhibition there'll be inspiring talks from experts and powerful patient voices, rare disease inspired art and films.

  • The genomic revolution: A practical guide to what you can’t afford not to know – Part 1

    This exciting 3-part webinar series sees representatives from NHS England give an up-to-date outline of the changes in genomic infrastructure which will transform the provision of genomic testing in the NHS. In this first webinar, top speakers will help clinicians understand how the increasing availability of state of the art genomic testing in the NHS […]

  • Being rare: a patient tale of being diagnosed in an OSCE

    ONLINE

    Wyburn-Mason syndrome. Ever heard of it? Dan Jeffries has, and his insightful talk explores what it's like living with one of the world's rarest medical conditions – to then discover you have another one. Barts & The London Students for Rare Diseases are excited to invite you to their first online event of the year! […]

  • Refsum Disease from an Ophthalmology Perspective

    ONLINE

    Dr. Bart Leroy, MD, PhD will present the Ophthalmology side of Refsum Disease and the benefits of early diagnosis by clinicians Adult Refsum Disease is a genetic disorder impacting the metabolism of phytanic acid. The key symptoms are Retinitis Pigmentosa, loss of smell, hearing loss, numbness, balance issues, itchy skin, shortened fingers and toes. It […]

  • The Unusual Suspects 2021

    Online

    The Unusual Suspects: Rare disease in everyday medicine is returning to The Royal Society of Medicine on 24th February! This year it will all be online, in the evening and free so there is nothing stopping you from joining us. We will be focusing on DIAGNOSIS. Why is a diagnosis so important and why is […]

    Free