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Rare Disease Foundation – Rare Disease Foundation Website We are people with rare conditions, caregivers, researchers, and practitioners who share the same sense of urgency and values about access to resources and research for individuals with rare disease and their families. info@rarediseasefoundation. org We deliver potential cures by providing meaningful seed-funding for R&D while supporting our rare community and their families.
There are over 8,000 known rare diseases and many more unidentified diseases that await clinical research. We believe that peer-to-peer support brings connection, growth, efficiencies, and critical support for rare people. Our fun and powerful events to honour and connect with our community will resume in the future.
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