Beyond the Diagnosis: Mental Health and Rare Diseases
For millions with rare diseases, the journey to understanding and managing their condition can be as challenging as the diagnosis itself. Rare diseases are more common than many realise – […]
For millions with rare diseases, the journey to understanding and managing their condition can be as challenging as the diagnosis itself. Rare diseases are more common than many realise – […]
With just under two weeks until this year’s Student Voice Prize (SVP) closes, we’re making sure you guys are reminded about this fantastic opportunity and why you should get involved […]
February was a busy month for M4RD!! Prior to Rare Disease Day we held our 10th annual symposium, with the Royal Society of Medicine on 15th February – our first […]
by Dr Alexandra Downes, Paediatric Registrar My Rare Disease journey began in the second year of my Human Genetics degree at University College London. I still remember to this day […]
The Student Voice Prize is delighted to invite you to our second annual virtual rare disease day event ‘Beyond the Student Voice Prize;’ an opportunity to connect with peers and […]
Grace Knight studied medicine at Keele University and is about to become an F1 in Coventry. Her passion for improving rare disease education was sparked by her younger brothers’ rare […]
M4RD is delighted to announce that we will be hosting an interactive virtual event exclusively for medical students wishing to learn more about complex communication skills. This event is initiated […]
Our Ambassador Programme is now open to new applications – this is your chance to become an M4RD Ambassador and a rare disease ally! About our programme Our ambassador programme […]
Written by Chloe Bell, a fourth-year medical student at the University of Manchester Hi, my name is Chloe and I’m currently a fourth-year medical student at the University of Manchester. […]
In February 2020, a month before lockdown in the UK, we held our annual symposium at The Royal Society of Medicine for the sixth year. ‘The Unusual Suspects: Rare diseases […]