Read the September edition of the Endo-ERN newsletter now! The Launch of the call for members to join existing 24 ERNs has opened, Endo-ERN was present at ESPE2019 and much more.
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We proudly announce that our Endo-ERN website is now available in Polish. This way, we hope to reach more patients, caretakers, medical specialists etc. closely involved in the field of rare endocrine conditions, all over Europe, all over the world.

The first call for new members to join existing 24 ERNs is now open until 30 November 2019.

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The July & August-edition of the Endo-ERN newsletter is out now! The call for new members to join the ERN will launch soon, 11 new Affiliated Partners joined the European Reference Network, information about the upcoming events and much more!

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Hopefully we are able to add more languages in the future so we can reach more patients, caretakers, medical specialists etc. closely involved in the field of rare endocrine conditions,all over Europe, all over the world.

• Italian
• Hungarian
• Romanian
• Czech
• Bulgarian

The first call for new members to join existing 24 ERNs is open until 30 November 2019.

For more information click here

 

We proudly announce that our Endo-ERN website is now available in Spanish and Portuguese.
This way, we hope to reach more patients, caretakers, medical specialists etc. closely involved in the field of rare endocrine conditions, all over Europe, all over the world.
Other languages will follow soon!

On June 7th 2019, in the old Venetian villa Contarini in Piazzola sul Brenta owing to the Venetian Region Counsil, the Endocrinology Unit of Azienda Ospedaliera-University of Padova (director Carla Scaroni, MD ) organized for Endo ERN group of Padova a meeting dedicated to medical doctors involved in child- and adult-hood endocrine rare diseases.

The aim of the meeting was to ameliorate the network among different care centers in our territory to uniform the standards of diagnosis and therapy for rare disease patients. Continue reading →

The knowledge of a raredisease is often spread throughout the world. That is why LUMC Leiden is a participant in Irdirc, a consortium with more than 40 member organizations from all over the world. In this video Prof. Aartsma-Rus explains how exactly they work together.

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