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“My friend passed away… because this treatment was neglected.”
Chyrel lives with #HoFH.
When funding stopped, life-saving care stopped too.
💬 “This is my right.”
Access to treatment shouldn’t depend on circumstance. 💙 @fhpatienteurope#RareDisease#HealthEquity #PatientVoice
“I can’t move everyone to France.”
Maria lives with #HoFH—but access to treatment changed only when she moved.
⚠️ Care shouldn’t depend on where you live
💬 “Being healthy is not a luxury—it’s a necessity.”
We need equity in access. 💙 @fhpatienteurope#RareDisease #HealthEquity #PatientVoice
I was born 2 years after my sister died… they knew I had the same condition.”
Joana lives with #HoFH—a rare genetic disease causing extreme cholesterol from birth.
💊 After 35 years, treatment changed her life.
🌍 But access came too late.
We need earlier diagnosis & equitable care. 💙 @fhpatienteurope
#RareDisease #PatientVoice
Treating #HoFH is complex.
💉 Apheresis: life-saving but demanding
💊 Medicines: effective but not always accessible
✨ But change is coming:
🧬 Earlier treatment
👶 Focus on children
📉 Better outcomes
https://t.co/bHbQLMKLr3
The future should be defined by possibility—not burden. 💙 @fhpatienteurope
#RareDisease #HealthEquity
The @FHEF_eu works to improve detection, treatment & care for inherited lipid disorders across Europe.
From #HoFH to #HeFH, #FCS & Lp(a), millions remain undiagnosed.
We need:
🧬 Earlier detection
💊 Better access to care
🌍 Stronger advocacy
https://t.co/5iLEcicj5I
Because early diagnosis changes lives. 💙 @fhpatienteurope
#RareDisease
For #HoFHAwarenessDay (May 4), we’re raising awareness of homozygous familial hypercholesterolaemia (#HoFH)—a rare, genetic condition causing extremely high cholesterol from birth.
📊 Affects ~1 in 160,000–300,000
⚠️ Leads to early heart disease—even in childhood
Early diagnosis saves lives. 💙
https://t.co/bHbQLMKLr3
@fhpatienteurope
#RareDisease #FH
1 in 5 people worldwide have elevated Lipoprotein (a) or Lp(a).
💜 Today marks #LpaAwarenessDay, a global moment to raise awareness about Lp(a), a genetic risk factor for #cardiovascular disease that often goes undetected.
Because Lp(a) levels are inherited, a simple blood test taken once in a lifetime is enough to measure it.
Knowing your Lp(a) level can help you and your healthcare provider better understand your cardiovascular risk and take steps to protect your heart.
🩸One simple test. One time in your life. A lifetime of impact.
Let’s make Lp(a) awareness, testing and management a public health priority.
🌐Learn more: https://t.co/fjge1XQBlQ
#LpaAwarenessDay #KnowLpa #HeartHealth #CardiovascularHealth #FHEuropeFoundation
Today is #LpAAwarenessDay!
#DYK? Only 1-2% of the population has had an Lp(a) measurement and therefore most of those with elevated concentrations do not know about their increased levels.
Use @fhpatienteurope's toolkit, which is available in 25 different languages, to join the conversation and raise awareness about #Lpa: https://t.co/VFZUeM0y2t
Croí as a member of @fhpatienteurope is proud to support #LpaAwarenessDay 26.
Globally, 1 in 5 people are estimated to have elevated levels of Lp(a), which is an independent cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factor.
Talk to your healthcare provider about measuring your Lp(a).
The discourse on Lp(a) among many stakeholders across the globe (medical societies, healthcare professionals, academics/researchers, patient organisations and life sciences industry) points to the urgent need to encourage a more systematic and structured approach to testing the population, following guidelines, to decrease the overall cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk / prevent CVD from high levels of Lp(a).
Recommendations and guidelines such as the EAS Lipoprotein(a) 2022 Consensus Statement underline that everyone should be tested once in a lifetime. #KnowLpa #LpaAwarenessDay @fhpatienteurope
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Calling our Danish members! This invitation is for you. Join us for the LCN webinar, Focused Update of the Guidelines, on February 18 at 15:15 CET. Don’t delay it and register now for this fantastic event, tailored to your local context: https://t.co/3un4Nq1TSU
✨🎄 Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from FH Europe Foundation!
2025 was a year of impact, progress & community — made possible by you. Thank you for being part of our journey. 💛
Here’s to an even brighter 2026!
#MerryChristmas#HappyHolidays
🇪🇺 Europe now has a Cardiovascular Health Plan — delivery starts now.
The EU Safe Hearts Plan is a turning point, recognising genetic & lifelong CV risk, incl. #FH and #Lp(a).
Act early to prevent the preventable.
🔗https://t.co/5TrakbQVg7
Be part of history in the making and join the LIVE STREAM of the European Commission Statement at the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
📣 Presentation of the EU Cardiovascular Health Plan – “Safe Hearts Plan”
🕕 Live now! | 18:01–18:39 (CET)
📺 Watch: https://t.co/TjXd4tJt26
On #UHCDay, we call for universal health coverage that guarantees early detection, equitable access to medicines, and financial protection for families living with inherited lipid disorders.
Access must never depend on income or postcode.#AccessToCare#HumanRightToHealth@UHC2030
At #EACHSummit, Marius Geanta highlighted how CVD and cancer share major touchpoints—from prevention to survivorship. Experts stressed that collaboration isn’t optional. Oncology’s strong models can help shape better CVD care and inform the upcoming #EUCVDPlan.
“Patient Voices in Action” at #EACHsummit stressed that Europe’s CV strategy must be shaped by those living with the conditions. Speakers highlighted fragmented info, need for cross-specialty care, and stronger prevention. Lived experience must guide policy. #patientsvoice