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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.

Diagnosis, treatment and research: how the care of cardiac amyloidosis has evolved over recent decades, based on a review of three parallel advances.

Amyloidosis can affect the heart, kidneys and nerves. Why regular physical activity adapted to each person can play a useful role alongside treatment.

Cardiac amyloidosis often goes unrecognised, even by doctors. What it is, a case seen in an emergency department, and why earlier diagnosis matters.

Early results for an antibody designed to clear transthyretin amyloid deposits were presented at a heart failure congress, pointing to a possible new approach.

ATTRv amyloidosis is the hereditary form of ATTR. Its symptoms, its impact on daily life, how it is diagnosed and the treatment options, explained simply.