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RARE-X Wants to Build the Data Infrastructure for Rare Diseases

For people with common health problems like diabetes or high blood pressure or high cholesterol,

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RARE-X Marks a Year of Accomplishments

Since launching its first rare disease communities last June, RARE-X, the collaborative platform

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Power of Being Counted Author Discusses New Estimate for Rare Diseases

Kirk Lamoreaux, Senior Healthcare Strategist, discusses ‘The Power of Being Counted,’ a report

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Press Releases

RARE-X Releases New Report that Uncovers Large Number of Previously Uncounted Rare Diseases

The ‘Power of Being Counted’ Report reveals previously severely undercounted numbers used for

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RARE-X Study Aims to Help All Rare Disease Patients Be Counted

For more than a decade, governments, nonprofits, and industry organizations involved in rare

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The Power of Being Counted Report

RARE-X announced that through the development of its new ‘The Power of Being Counted’ Report,

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RARE-X Names Senior Director of Scientific Programs

Karmen Trzupek first learned about RARE-X while serving on the Board of Directors for the rare

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RUN joins forces with RARE-X to enable data collection for undiagnosed patients

Rare and Undiagnosed Network joins forces with RARE-X to enable patient data collection for

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Undiagnosed Patient Organization to Collaborate with RARE-X

Gina Szjanuk and her three children have been on a diagnostic odyssey for more than nine years that

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RARE-X Study Delivers Insights for Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion Programs

New RARE-X DEI report summarizes the diversity challenges facing rare disease communities and

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RARE-X Study Points Way Forward on DEI

Ensuring diversity, equity, and inclusion in rare disease organizations requires focused programs

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