IORD urged inclusive global action on rare diseases at an Asia-Pacific webinar, emphasizing regional collaboration, policy implementation, and shared commitment to transform hope into tangible outcomes for patients.
IORD urged inclusive global action on rare diseases at an Asia-Pacific webinar, emphasizing regional collaboration, policy implementation, and shared commitment to transform hope into tangible outcomes for patients.
In this Prime9 News panel discussion, IORD experts addressed diagnostic challenges, low awareness, and urgent policy gaps in managing rare diseases that often remain undiagnosed despite severity.
IORD emphasized the legal fraternity’s role in rare disease awareness, with Dr. Ramaiah Muthyala urging lawyers to support advocacy, patient rights, and public education initiatives.
Kakatiya Medical College students presents research at Armed Forces Medical College, exposing diagnostic delays, systemic gaps, and patient struggles in India’s rare disease care.
IORD CEO and President Prof. Ramaiah Muthyala calls for policy reforms at the World Orphan Drug Congress 2025, addressing access barriers, costs, and solutions for rare disease care.
IORD marks World Rare Disease Day 2025 with a conference in Vijayawada, advocating policy action, improved diagnosis, treatment access, and greater awareness through expert and stakeholder participation.
IORD CEO & President Prof. Ramaiah Muthyala calls for policy reforms in Andhra Pradesh, emphasizing improved rare disease healthcare, early diagnosis, and stronger government support for affected patients.
IORD CEO & President Prof Ramaiah Muthyala presents a case study on Autosomal Recessive Congenital Ichthyosis at the Undiagnosed Disease Network Conference, highlighting collaborative genomics and patient support in rare disease care.
Dr. Vinod K. Paul, Member, NITI Aayog, calls for manufacturing drugs for selected rare diseases, emphasizing affordability, domestic production, and improved patient access.
In this news article, IORD CEO & President Prof. Ramaiah Muthyala underscores rare disease drug affordability issues, highlighting healthcare disparities, policy limitations, and restricted access to essential treatments in India.
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