2015 Helen Walker Research Grant Awarded

The sixth annual AMDA Research Grant (the 2015 Helen Walker Research Grant) was awarded to Dr. Rosa Puertollano and Dr. Nina Raben for their Project: “Curcumin: Can it promote cellular clearance in Pompe disease?.” The aim of this project is to test the possibility of...

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Date Set for 5th Annual PCMA of Texas’ Pull for Pompe!

The PCMA of Texas invites you to enjoy a day of family fun benefiting Acid Maltase Deficiency, also known as Pompe Disease.  This event is designed for all ages and ability levels. It will be held at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio, Texas. Please click...

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Second Annual International Pompe Day!

April 15th, 2015 will mark the Second Annual International Pompe Day! Last year the Pompe Community worked together to raise awareness of Pompe Disease, and showed the world how Strong our Community can be. Please click here for a summary of the events and activities...

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2014 Helen Walker Research Grant Awarded

The fifth annual AMDA Research Grant (the 2014 Helen Walker Research Grant) was awarded to Dr. Giancarlo Parenti with the Federico II University in Naples, Italy for his Project: “Analysis of Circulating and Tissue Specific microRNAs in Pompe Disease.” Despite...

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United States Pompe Community Update from Genzyme

Genzyme would like to share with you an important update regarding the recent United States (U.S.) Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) approval of an expanded label for Lumizyme® (alglucosidase alfa) manufactured at the 4000L scale and its impact on Myozyme®...

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AMDA to Celebrate First International Pompe Day!!

Update: May 4, 2014 THE AMDA TO CELEBRATE THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL POMPE DAY WITH COMMEMORATIVE BOOK April 15, 2014 marked the International Pompe Association’s (IPA) first annual International Pompe Day.  In honor of the First International Pompe Day, the Acid Maltase...

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The Contribution Of The IPA Survey To Our Understanding Of The Natural Course Of Pompe Disease

The Contribution Of The IPA Survey To Our Understanding Of The Natural Course Of Pompe Disease

Title: The contribution of the IPA survey to our understanding of the natural course of Pompe disease and effects of enzyme therapy: Ten years of the IPA survey
Date: Thursday, February 27, 2014
Speaker:
J.C. van der Meijden, Center for Lysosomal and Metabolic diseases, Erasmus MC University Medical Center, Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Webinar Overview:
For more than ten years Pompe patients, from all over the world, participate in the International Pompe Association / Erasmus MC Pompe survey on a yearly basis. During this period we have gathered a vast amount of information on the natural course of Pompe disease and the effects of enzyme replacement therapy. During this webinar we will discuss what we have learned about Pompe disease by working with the Survey. Furthermore, we will discuss the importance of the survey and goals for the future. At the last part of the webinar there is an opportunity for participants to ask questions to the researchers.

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