illness

The “corona virus”

COVID-19 or Corona virus SARS-CoV-2 is currently causing excitement or worry in many people. This is mainly due to the uncertainty that results from the novelty and the lack of experience. For the vast majority (approx. 80%) of those infected, the infection appears to be harmless. People who are older or have previous illnesses are currently considered to be particularly at risk of complications. The following information can help: WEITER

Survey on working conditions

The University of Cologne - Chair for Work and Vocational Rehabilitation - would like to find out in an anonymous online survey what the working conditions of people with health impairments are like. The aim is to use the information obtained "at first hand" to help improve their working conditions in the long term. Anyone over the age of 18 who is currentlyWEITER

Co-payments for eculizumab and ravulizumab

After eculizumab (Soliris®) was approved in June 2007, a second C5 complement inhibitor has been available for patients with ravulizumab (Ultomiris®) since July 2019. The co-payments differ even more significantly for the new drug than they have been up to now. WEITER

DGHO annual meeting in Berlin

This year's annual meeting of the German, Austrian and Swiss Societies for Hematology and Medical Oncology - in short "DGHO Meeting" - took place from October 11-14, 2019 in Berlin and again offered numerous lectures, including on aplastic anaemia and PNH. In the case of aplastic anaemia, it wasWEITER

Foundation of the PNH Global Alliance

In June, representatives of international PNH patient organisations met in Amsterdam to found the PNH Global Alliance. In addition to us, the lichterzellen foundation from Germany was represented. Colleagues from Great Britain, the Netherlands, France and Spain were on site, while representatives from Canada and Russia were connected via video telephony. The goals of the Global Alliance include WEITER

Letter of support

Partial illustration of a severely disabled ID card Do you have problems with your severely disabled ID? Our umbrella organization ACHSE (Allianz Chronic Seltener Erkrankungen eV) has written a letter of support to the responsible office *, which refers to the difficulties in determining the degree of disability (GdB)WEITER
Loading new posts...
No more posts