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The AAN is proud to announce the launch of it’s Offical Facebook Page

April 30th, 2025|Blog, Latest News.|

The AAN Facebook page forms part of the AAN’s Communications Strategy and will be used as a news and announcement tool for important AAN updates/events for both patients and health [...]

CMANZ are looking for patients with ATTRwt to tell their story

April 1st, 2025|Blog, Latest News.|

Cardiomyopathy Australia New Zealand (CMANZ) is a registered not-for-profit soclely focused on supporting and advocating for individuals impacted by cardiomyopathy. Patient-led, , our vision is that those impacted by cardiomyopathy [...]

Amyloidosis from Bench to Bedside and Back Again

March 30th, 2025|Blog, Latest News.|

Call for Early Career Travel Award Applications The International Society of Amyloidosis (ISA) will host on October 13-14 a small invitation-only workshop “Amyloidosis, from Bench to Bedside and Back Again” at the Collegio Fondazione Ghislieri in Pavia, Italy. To [...]

Snowdome 2024 Haematology fellowship for work in AL amyloidosis

November 9th, 2024|Blog, Latest News.|

The AAN warmly congratulates Muhammed B. Sabdia, a final year PhD student at the Mater Research Institute, The University of Queensland who was awarded the Snowdome, 2024 Gunn family [...]

PBAC invites submissions from ATTRv patients with neuropathy (now expired)

August 8th, 2024|Latest News.|

If you a patient with ATTRv with polyneuropathy, or a carer, friend, family member or health professional treating a patient with these problems the PBAC invites you to make a [...]

Leukaemia Foundation launches new Optimal Care Pathways

June 14th, 2024|Latest News.|

The Leukaemia Foundation launches new Optimal Care Pathways or OCPs designed to improve patient outcomes by ensuring specialists, hospitals, GPs and ultimately patients have access to nationally consistent best practice [...]

Australian National Amyloidosis Day May 8, 2024 – video now available

May 20th, 2024|Blog, Latest News.|

May 8, Australian National Amyloidosis Day is a very important day for raising awareness about the group of complicated relatively rare diseases, referred to as amyloidosis. This year the Australian [...]

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