
Amyloidosis and diet: our advice
Digestive problems are common in amyloidosis. Practical dietary advice to help people living with the disease manage their symptoms day to day.
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Digestive problems are common in amyloidosis. Practical dietary advice to help people living with the disease manage their symptoms day to day.

The fourth European ATTR amyloidosis congress takes place in Madrid on 2 and 3 November 2023: the programme for patients and physicians, day by day.

World Amyloidosis Day is on 26 October. Save the date, explore the campaign website and spread the word: how everyone can help raise awareness.

For World Amyloidosis Day on 26 October, the Alliance invites families affected by amyloidosis to share their story and help others facing the same situation.
Amyloidosis can be hard to explain, even within a family. Common misconceptions about the disease and practical ways to talk about it and support each other.

Can amyloidosis be cured? The difference between cure and remission, and what current treatments can offer people living with the different forms.

A company announces it can submit a treatment for ATTR amyloidosis to health authorities. Access to treatment must now reach patients in every country.

In New Zealand, Professor Ed Gane is working with families affected by hereditary amyloidosis, as research into new treatment approaches brings new hope.

Amyloidosis explained: how amyloid deposits affect the organs, the signs and symptoms to look out for, and the tests used to reach a diagnosis.
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