CDG Canada is a CRA registered charity. It is a national organization supporting patients and families affected by Congenital Disorders of #Glycosylation
New CDG pages are published on #cdghub ! Learn more about disorders of N-linked #glycosylation ALG2-, ALG9-, ALG11-, ALG14- & DPAGT1- CDG here https://t.co/lkPTWM3eo3
Proud of our most recent publication🎉 a direct result of joining families and professionals in the same room, giving them equal voices to tackle those shared hurdles 🥰
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CDG Hub has curated resources for CDG patients & families to help them learn about CDG, therapies, clinical studies & connect with other CDG families
Visit the “Resources” page to learn more
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Discover researchers who are working to better understand CDG, improve diagnosis and develop new treatments or cures. Find potential collaborators to accelerate discoveries on CDG! Visit the “Researchers” page to learn more!
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CDG Hub maintains a growing list of expert clinicians & centres diagnosing, treating & researching CDG. Search for CDG experts by country & areas of specialty. Visit the “CDG Clinicians & Centres” page to learn more!
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CDG Hub is live! Check out the first online knowledge base of congenital disorders glycosylation. An awesome resource to learn more about CDG!
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We are excited to announce the launch of CDG Hub! It’s designed to educate researchers, clinicians, patients and families on CDG. Our goal is to help unite the CDG community, increase public awareness, and inspire collaborative research.
#CDGHub#WorldCDGDay#CDG#glycosylation
Just published data from the FCDGC Natural History study regarding patient-reported outcomes and quality of life for #PMM2-#CDG https://t.co/dzVxOflE1F
#CDG makes #RareDiseaseDay news with #EDEM3-#CDG discovery by #FCDGC researcher, Dr. Andrew Edmondson (@CDG_MDPhD) @ChildrensPhila
Stephanie Stahl reports, RDD is about highlighting that having a rare disease is not rare. https://t.co/c5d2XSGSV4
Today CDG Canada is celebrating Rare Disease Day!
We stand UNITED in raising awareness of rare diseases, including CDG, and the unique challenges faced by families affected by rare disease.
#RareDiseaseDay2022#cdg#glycosylation
Prof Hamed Jafar-Nejad’s talk:
Tracing the #NGLY1 Footprints, insights from Drosophila.
Good time to remind folks that @PerlaraPBC and @ChowLab have identified multiple drug repurposing candidates like aripiprazole, trimipramine and lithium for #NGLY1 using flies since 2018.
#CDGFACTS congenital disorders of glycosylation (CDG) are a large group of rare #genetic diseases caused by defects in glycosylation. There are more than 160 different CDG types, with more being discovered each year.
#RareDiseaseDay2022#RareDisease#glycosylation#CDG
In honor of #RareDiseaseDay@ElsevierConnect has made some content freely available to educate & raise awareness on #RareDiseases, including selected chapters from our book #GenomicsOfRareDiseases for 2 months from Feb28! Check the available content here:
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#CDGResearch
🔎 For us it is very important to advance research in CDG.
You can help too by participating in the survey and telling us, for example, the causes of hospitalizations of the CDG patient.
👉It is Anonymous and must be answered by April 3rd: https://t.co/L5rNnhDIQU