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2023 Helen Walker Grant Recipient

Project title: Autophagy control of glycogen in skeletal muscle This year, the AMDA was fortunate to receive 13 grant applications focusing on both clinical research and basic science. It has been a challenge to select one. Dr. Wyant was chosen because he has embarked...

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OTHER NEWS

2010 AMDA Research Grant Awarded to Dr. Andrea Amalfitano

In 2010 the AMDA solicited grant applications from researchers around the world.  After careful consideration and consultation with our Scientific Advisory Board, Dr. Amalfitano of Michigan State University was selected as the recipient of the First Annual AMDA...

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Pompe Patient Meeting Hosted by Columbia University

Dr. Maryam Banikazemi of Columbia University is hosting a meeting for Pompe patients on July 16, 2010 in New York, New York. The expert panel of speakers will include Drs. J. Bach, A. Slonim, T. Goldberg, and M. Banikazemi. For more details, please download meeting...

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Pompe Program Update—FDA Approves Lumizyme

On May 24, 2010 the FDA approved Genzyme’s Lumizyme for the treatment of patients with Pompe disease who are over 8 years of age and do not have evidence of cardiac hypertrophy. For more information on the approval and how to access treatment, please read the Pompe...

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The FDA Approves Lumizyme for Late-Onset Pompe Disease

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Genzyme Corporation (Nasdaq: GENZ) announced today that the FDA has granted U.S. marketing approval for LumizymeTM (alglucosidase alfa), produced at the 4000 liter (L) bioreactor scale at its manufacturing facility in Geel, Belgium. Lumizyme is the...

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AMDA Press Release Regarding Extraordinary Measures

The AMDA issued a press release regarding the film, Extraordinary Measures. The press release can be found here. In addition, the AMDA created a one-page fact sheet regarding Pompe disease to help raise awareness of the condition. That fact sheet can be found...

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