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AAS to Host Webinar on Ataxia on 18 Dec

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    Ataxia Awareness Society

    AAS to Host Webinar on Ataxia on 18 Dec

    By IORD | Events | 0 comment | 14 December, 2021 | 0

    The Ataxia Awareness Society (AAS) – an NGO dedicated to spread awareness about the rare disease, help the sufferers and encourage research in this field – is organising a webinar on Ataxia on 18th December (Saturday) at 7:30 PM IST.

    Being organised in collaboration with the Indian Organisation for Rare Diseases (IORD) & AAS, the webinar is aimed at bringing together all the stakeholders connected with the Rare Disease Ataxia to explore ways for its better management & treatment.

    Join in for a discussion on how the battle against Ataxia is being fought by the world’s leading experts in neuromuscular disorders and hereditary Ataxia such as Dr SH Subromony, M.D. Neuromuscular Neurology & Professor at the University of Florida.

    Participating Ataxia patients’ kin in the webinar can direct their queries to Ataxia experts to seek clarification here.

    The webinar will be moderated by Dr Apoorva Pauranik, ex Professor Neurology, Indore.

    Click on this Zoom Meeting Link

    Meeting ID: 92400509451
    Passcode: 188516

    For more information, email your queries to ataxiaawarenesssociety@gmail.com

    Ataxia Awareness Society, Ataxia Support Groups, Indian Organisation For Rare Diseases, IORD, Rare Disease NGOs in India, Rare Disease Organisations in India

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