Rare Disease Clinical Trials

Gain a better understanding of rare disease clinical trials by listening to patient advocates and health care providers, learn how to be prepared for when the trial ends, and hear from those who chose to be advocates in this 3 part webinar series.

Video Playlist
1/3 videos
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Rare Disease Clinical Trials - Being Informed
Rare Disease Clinical Trials - Being Informed
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Rare Disease Clinical Trials - How to Prepare for When the Clinical Trial Ends
Rare Disease Clinical Trials - How to Prepare for When the Clinical Trial Ends
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Rare Disease Clinical Trials: After Participation, Paying it Forward
Rare Disease Clinical Trials: After Participation, Paying it Forward

Part 1 Panelists

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Moderator
Christian Rubio
VP of Strategic Advancement,
Global Genes

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Panelist
Dr. Jahannaz Dastgir DO

Director, Pediatric Neuromuscular Program,
Goryeb Children’s Hospital

Melanie Havert WOW1

Panelist
Melanie Havert

Project Manager,
Rare Patient Voice, LLC

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Panelist
Jenn McNary

Founder & Patient Advocate,
One Rare

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Presenter
Stephanie Loomer

Project Manager,
CISCRP

Part 2 Panelists

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Marsha Lanes,
Genetic Counselor/
Medical Editor,
NORD

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Dr. Tracy Dixon-Salazar,
Executive Director,
Lennox-Gastaut
Syndrome Foundation

Richie Kahn, MPH
Senior Director,
Patient Engagement,
Medable Inc.

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Dana Holinka,
Operating Board Member,
TSC Alliance

Part 3 Panelists

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Britta Dornan
EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases

Ryan Colburn

Ryan Colburn
Patient Advocate
(Pompe disease)

Dr. Kim Stephens.PNG

Dr. Kim Stephens
Project Alive

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Marc Yale
International Pemphigus & Pemphigoid Foundation 

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