Real progress in rare disease starts with conversations. At AAD, experts and future clinicians came together to share knowledge, ask questions, and push ECD awareness forward—one interaction at a time.
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Registration is now open for the 2026 Patient & Family Gathering in Birmingham, Alabama, April 29–30. Join patients, families, and caregivers to connect, learn from experts, and explore the latest research. Reserve your hotel by April 6.
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Every ECD journey is unique. There is no one-size-fits-all diet, and nutrition should always complement, not replace, medical treatment. Listening to your body and working closely with your healthcare team is key. If you do not have a nutritionist on your
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Rare Disease Day is almost here
ECDGA is proud to stand with individuals and families living with rare diseases today and every day.
By sharing this post, you help raise awareness, spark conversations, and remind others that rare does not mean alone. Awareness leads to understan
Sharing Strength: Rebecca’s Story with ECD-Ziggy recently had the pleasure of interviewing Rebecca Boone about her journey with ECD. Rebecca shared her personal experiences, challenges, and the impact ECD has had on her life. Her story is a powerful remind
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As we step into 2026, we’re reflecting on a powerful year behind us. From global gatherings and research breakthroughs to community growth and shared stories, 2025 showed what’s possible when the ECD community moves forward together.
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