Film project by Britta Wauer
Showing face for more research on rare diseases
In the midst of the pandemic, filmmaker Britta Wauer portrayed companions and supporters of our foundation's work. In twelve episodes, the Grimme Award winner explores what drives people who work in research and science, in treatment rooms, meeting rooms or at their desks at home to ensure that (their) children with rare diseases can hope for urgently needed therapies.
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Article Hier finden Betroffene Hilfe - Was Zentren für Seltene Erkrankungen leisten können

36 Zentren für Seltene Erkrankungen gibt es mittlerweile bundesweit. Im Magazin "Leben mit..." erläutert Prof. Dr. Annette Grüters-Kieslich erläutert Aufbau und Arbeit dieser wichtigen Einrichtungen. Hier finden Betroffene Hilfe, wenn es keine sichere Diagnose gibt oder Expertinnen und Experten gebraucht werden.

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Augsburg Rare Disease Day "There are some who are in darkness And the others are in light..."

At the "Rare Disease Day" of the Augsburg Center for Rare Diseases, Eva Luise Köhler thanked the team around Dr. Desirée Dunstheimer for their dedicated work and appealed to the guests in the hall: "Let's continue to fight together for the interests of the rare!"

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INTERVIEW SERIES: TRANSLATE-NAMSE A short talk with...

... Gabriele Müller, Center for Evidence-Based Health Care Dresden

Improving the medical care of people with rare diseases: With this goal in mind, the TRANSLATE-NAMSE joint project has developed and successfully implemented measures over the past three years. Here, those responsible for the TRANSLATE-NAMSE project describe their experiences and expectations.

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INTERVIEW SERIES: TRANSLATE-NAMSE A short talk with...

... mit Prof. Dr. Heiko Krude, Konsortialleiter TRANSLATE-NAMSE

Improving the medical care of people with rare diseases: With this goal in mind, the TRANSLATE-NAMSE joint project has developed and successfully implemented measures over the past three years. Here, those responsible for the TRANSLATE-NAMSE project describe their experiences and expectations.

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INTERVIEW SERIES: TRANSLATE-NAMSE A short talk with...

... mit Prof. Dr. Olaf Rieß, Direktor des Tübinger Instituts für Medizinische Genetik und Angewandte Genomik

Improving the medical care of people with rare diseases: With this goal in mind, the TRANSLATE-NAMSE joint project has developed and successfully implemented measures over the past three years. Here, those responsible for the TRANSLATE-NAMSE project describe their experiences and expectations.

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INTERVIEW SERIES: TRANSLATE-NAMSE A short talk with...

... mit Dr. med. Christine Mundlos, stellvertretende Geschäftsführerin von ACHSE e.V.

Improving the medical care of people with rare diseases: With this goal in mind, the TRANSLATE-NAMSE joint project has developed and successfully implemented measures over the past three years. Here, those responsible for the TRANSLATE-NAMSE project describe their experiences and expectations.

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