Learn how IORD, led by Dr. Ramaiah Muthyala, influenced national policy, raised awareness & advanced patient advocacy across India
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Khammam: Dr. Ramaiah Muthyala, President of the Indian Organization for Rare Diseases (IORD), addressed the Khammam Bar Association at an awareness program on “Rare Diseases – Role of Legal Professionals”, held at the District Bar Association Hall on Tuesday. He emphasized the critical role that legal professionals play in raising awareness about rare diseases andRead more
The following is an excerpt from a three-part interview series featuring IORD CEO & President Prof. Ramaiah Muthyala. In this segment, he speaks with Health Issues India about the pressing need to raise rare disease awareness across India and offers key recommendations to improve early diagnosis, train frontline healthcare workers, and integrate rare diseases intoRead more
The following is an excerpt from a three-part interview series featuring IORD CEO & President Prof. Ramaiah Muthyala. In the first part, he speaks to Health Issues India on rare disease care in India and highlights NPRD’s progress, persistent gaps in diagnosis, treatment, and the need for disease-specific approaches. Read more at healthissuesindia.com RareRead more
Vijayawada: The Indian Organization for Rare Diseases (IORD), a non-profit advocacy body, convened a critical conference titled “RAISE THE AWARENESS – RARE DISEASES: Advocate Public Policy, Promote Diagnosis, Treatment & Social Services” at Fortune Murali Park, Vijayawada on February 28, to mark World Rare Disease Day 2025. The event, attended by healthcare experts, policymakers,Read more
Registration is Now Open for the Rare Diseases Nurses Network Webinar Hosted by the Indian Organisation for Rare Diseases (IORD). It will Highlight the Critical Role Nurses Play in Rare and Undiagnosed Diseases Worldwide. Rare and undiagnosed diseases (RUD) have gained global recognition as a significant health priority following the United Nations (UN) Resolution onRead more
The following excerpt is from a Times Now news story dated July 4, 2024, highlighting the challenges in addressing the unavailability of orphan drugs in India, despite the country’s successful development of COVID vaccines. It features insights from Prof. Ramaiah Muthyala, CEO & President of IORD. Dr Ramaiah Muthyala questions why despite being the pharmacyRead more
The Indian Organisation for Rare Diseases is an institutional partner of ICORD. Buenos Aires: The 16th ICORD Annual Meeting, themed “Incentivizing Science and a Comprehensive Program for Rare Diseases,” is set to convene at the esteemed “Aula Magna” in the Faculty of Pharmacy and Biochemistry at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), located at JunínRead more
By 2025, Indian pharmaceutical industry in the nation is predicted to reach $100 billion. Boston, USA: Even though India produces all 450 of the world’s orphan medications (APIs), the majority of these medications are not readily available and are not reasonably priced there, said Indian Organization for Rare Diseases (IORD) CEO & President Prof RamaiahRead more
The following is a translated excerpt from the speech made by IORD CEO & President Prof Ramaiah Muthyala at World Rare Disease Day-2024 conference organized by IORD at IMA Hall, Khammam on March 3. Thank you for joining us at this conference. We’re delighted to see many students and young nursing professionals here. Today, I’llRead more