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Keep up-to-date with the latest news, updates, and initiatives from the International Niemann-Pick Disease Alliance (INPDA), working together to support families and drive progress worldwide.
Newsletter
We are proud to present the INPDA International Niemann-Pick Disease Alliance Newsletter, which serves as a way to present exciting and informative updates from each one of our member groups, in a dynamic format.
INPDA President, Sandy Cowie writes: “…this newsletter will serve as a communication tool for all of the members of the INPDA, to share information and updates. It will be released in an electronic format 3 times per year which allows for each edition to be full of news which will likely be of interest to the global Niemann-Pick community. We hope you enjoy it…”
To subscribe to the INPDA Newsletter, and ensure you never miss an update, please contact Sarah Jannetta at sarah. jannetta@inpda.org.
You can view previous editions at the links below:
Publications
INTRATHECAL 2 HYDROXYPROPYL-Β CYCLODEXTRIN DECREASES NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE PROGRESSION IN NIEMANN-PICK DISEASE,TYPE C1: A NON RANDOMISED, OPENLABEL, PHASE 1–2 TRIAL
Clinical Care and Guidelines
RECENT ADVANCES IN THE DIA GNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF NIEMANN-PICK DISEASE TYPE C IN CHILDREN: A GUIDE TO EARLY DIAGNOSIS FOR THE GENERAL PEDIATRICIAN (2015)
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Think Again. Think NPC Campaign
Think Again. Think NPC is a groundbreaking awareness campaign led by the International Niemann-Pick Disease Alliance (INPDA), an umbrella group of non-profit Niemann-Pick disease patient support organisations from across the world.
The campaign aims to reduce the time to diagnosis of NPC, with particular regard to healthcare professionals who may be unfamiliar with the condition and therefore may struggle to recognise the key signs and symptoms of the disease. By increasing awareness, and encouraging those people to Think Again. Think NPC we will help patients by speeding up diagnosis and subsequent access to treatment and support.
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