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New FAP-causing Mutation Found in Elderly Man in Germany
“An elderly man in Germany was found to carry one copy of a new mutation in the TTR gene that caused both neurological and heart symptoms of familial amyloid polyneuropathy…

A retrospective of 2022: a year around Amyloidosis in video. Find in this video the actions and projects of the Alliance realised in 2022.The Amyloidosis Alliance and its members wishes…

All members of the Amyloidosis Alliance worldwide wish you all their best wishes for the new year 2023. Let us continue to fight the disease and raise awareness. May 2023…

We wish you a wonderful holiday season. May they be filled with smiles and happy moments with your family.We will meet again in 2023 for even more actions around Amyloidosis.

Access to care – Sara tells us about her country, Israel, where she finds that accessibility to care is increasing. Find out more about her story by watching the video.

Amyloidosis and heredity Anne-Marie has a hereditary form of amyloidosis. She has warned her siblings to get tested as well. Find out more about her story by watching this video…

Amyloidosis testimonies from all around the world After this month of November, and the month of the second World Amyloidosis Day in October, we thought it would be interesting to…

A huge thank you to all the partners, laboratories and sponsors who supported us and the cause of amyloidosis during the Word Amyloidosis Day this year. We don’t forget to…

World Amyloidosis experts interviewed about the disease
As part of World Amyloidosis Day, the world’s leading experts on the disease were interviewed and tell you more about it.
It is interesting to hear from them, to learn about advances in treatment and diagnosis of the disease.

The World Amyloidosis Day 2022 experts round table Tomorrow is the World Amyloidosis Day 2022 . Sit back and expect 1.5 hours of viewing time for Amyloidosis, and interesting discussions…