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La Repubblica: Gene Editing Cured Two Siblings With Thalassaemia In Italy
Cured of thalassemia, thanks to gene editing. According to a recent news report published in the Italian newspaper La Repubblica, Erika and Emanuele Guarini, two siblings from Pistoia, Tuscany, aged…
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International Thalassaemia Day 2020
The International Thalassaemia Day, was celebrated by TIF on the 8th of May under the extraordinary circumstances of the coronavirus pandemic, and brought together online thousands of patients, patient organisations,…
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TIF leads the way in creating a Community Advisory Board (CAB) in Europe for thalassaemia and sickle cell disease
ANNOUNCEMENT: Dear friends and esteemed collaborators, The Thalassaemia International Federation (TIF) since its establishment in 1986 has been a pioneer in providing the patients’ perspective in all health-related…
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Egypt celebrates the ITD 2019 with an International Scientific Conference in Cairo
The Egyptian Thalassaemia Association (ETA), in celebration of this year’s International Thalassaemia Day, is organizing the 20th International Thalassaemia Day Conference to be held in Cairo on May, 1-2, 2019.…
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From labs to shelves: EMA’s new booklet explains how drugs are developed and marketed in the EU
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has published a booklet describing the journey of a medicine for human use authorised through EMA, from initial research to discussions on patient access…
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International Thalassaemia Day 2019 – Media Toolkit
INTERNATIONAL THALASSAEMIA DAY LOGO POSTERS & BANNERS SOCIAL MEDIA BANNER
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Thal e-Course for Patients’ registrations open until March 8th!
At TIF we believe that well-informed patients are able to gain in-depth understanding of their condition and make purposeful decisions about their health! That being so, we are pleased to announce that registrations for…
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WORLD HEPATITIS DAY 2022 | Bringing Hepatitis Care Closer To You
Hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver, most commonly caused by a viral infection. There are five main hepatitis viruses, referred to as types A, B, C, D, and E.…
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