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Archives for: August 1st, 2018

NORD Invites Video Submissions on Advocacy Experience

Written by Christina Jensen on August 1, 2018

Washington, D.C., August 1, 2018 – The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD), the leading independent nonprofit organization representing the 30 million Americans with rare diseases, has issued a call for video submissions on the patient advocacy experience. The videos will be the latest part of a year-long campaign marking… Read More

NORD Reaction to Recently-Enacted Government Spending Bill

Written by Christina Jensen on March 29, 2018

After months of debate, Congress passed an omnibus spending bill last week to fund the government through September 30, 2018. Within this legislation, there are both exciting investments in critical programs for the rare disease community as well as disappointing policy omissions from the final package.

For example, we had greatly… Read More

Free Educational Webinar Policy 101: Role of Government in Rare Disease Policy and Tips to Advocate for You and Your Loved One

Written by Christina Jensen on February 20, 2018
Your local and state governments, as well as the Federal government, each play an integral role in enacting and implementing policy that affects the health and well-being… Read More

Your Help is Needed to #SaveCHIP

Written by Christina Jensen on January 10, 2018
Today, advocates across the country are joining together to #SaveCHIP!
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