
Protein Deposits Affecting the Eyes Can Be Common in ATTRv Patients
A Spanish study suggests that people with ATTRv amyloidosis may develop eye problems over time, and recommends regular eye examinations for patients.
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A Spanish study suggests that people with ATTRv amyloidosis may develop eye problems over time, and recommends regular eye examinations for patients.

A Swedish TV programme looks at gene editing in transthyretin amyloidosis, with a patient treated in a study and the cardiologist who leads it in Umeå.
Amyloidosis is one of the rare diseases highlighted on Rare Disease Day, when the community raises awareness of conditions affecting 300 million people.

Caring for someone with ATTRv amyloidosis has a considerable impact on caregivers’ health-related quality of life and productivity, a survey reports.

The 4th meeting of the Spanish amyloidosis association Amilo takes place on 15 February 2023 in Madrid, on site and streamed online with translation.
A case report describes a new TTR gene variant in an elderly man in Germany, a reminder of why careful genetic testing matters in ATTR amyloidosis.

A look back at 2022 in video: the actions and projects carried out by the Amyloidosis Alliance and its members to raise awareness of amyloidosis.

The members of the Amyloidosis Alliance send their best wishes for 2023, with the hope of new advances and continued awareness of amyloidosis worldwide.

Season’s greetings from the Amyloidosis Alliance to patients, families and supporters, with more actions around amyloidosis to come in the new year.
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