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APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN ❗️
The Neuromuscular Translational School organized by EURO-NMD and TREAT-NMD focuses on therapy development from bench to bedside with a focus on neuromuscular disorders. The Neuromuscular Translational Summer School contains lectures delivered by key experts in the field about the current state of the art of the management of acquired and genetic neuromuscular diseases, the different steps of drug development and the tools needed for this (outcome measures, biomarkers etc). It also stresses how patients should play a role in each of these steps and teaches how to communicate research to patients and the general public during interactive workshop sessions. The Translational School will take place in autumn this year from July 10-14, 2023 in Leiden University Medical Center, the Netherlands. 16 participants will be selected from all of the applications received. The number of participants is kept deliberately small to ensure a high quality, truly immersive and interactive experience for all attendees.
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We put together a quick survey to assess what people think of the CPMS brand-name to decide whether to keep it or replace it. This survey takes less than 2 minutes to complete. Help us improve ! 👉 GO TO THE SURVEY
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ERN EURO-NMD Neuromuscular Imaging Cross-Cutting Specialist Working Group Session for EU cases, registered in the CPMS, with access to online discussion open to all. In these excellent sessions you have the opportunity to discuss interesting cases with different experts. NEXT MEETING : March 27th, 2023 - 18:30 CET
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Michela Onali won the EURORDIS 2023 Volunteer Award! The entire EURO-NMD coordination team would like to congratulate her on this well-deserved award! Michela is a dedicated person for the cause of rare diseases. Indeed, she is an active member of the EURO-NMD Patient Advisory Board. She is also a member of the Muscle Diseases Group, the Research Board and the Educational Board within our network. Michela Onali advocates to facilitate dialogue, report on patients’ needs, guarantee effective and clear information, and to define research priorities while promoting the fundamental role of Natural History Studies and FAIR data in clinical trial design and therapy development. Don't hesitate to read or re-read Michela's interview! 👇
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We would first like to thank all members for taking the time to participate in the ERN 5-year Evaluation. We know it wasn't easy, so we would like to express our gratitude for your continued efforts.
This will be the first time for our new members, but most of you are familiar with the Annual Data Collection for the continous monitoring. As you know, a reliable data collection from the ERN's, verifiable and auditable, is of utmost importance to the EU authorities, as key for future funding and sustainability of the ERN’s. The data collection is mandatory for all Full Members and Affiliated Partners. The Euro-NMD data collection for the period January-December 2022 is now open, until Friday, March 31st, 2023
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We are pleased to announce that we have received the next call for proposals for grants in the field of European Reference Networks / rare diseases. This call targets specifically ERN EURO-NMD since we are explicitly named in the 2023 EU4Health work programme.Direct grants to European Reference Networks (ERNs) support the coordination, management, and operational activities of the ERNs.The next step is to submit a proposal by May 25th
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April 2023 Thursday, April 6th - 16:00-17:00 Paris time "Inflammatory Myopathies" Delivered by Prof. Werner Stenzel, (Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany)
Werner Stenzel is a Neuropathologist and Myopathologist and board certified in general Neurology and in Neuropathology. Currently he is the head of the neuromuscular diagnostic and research unit in Berlin at the Charité Hospital.
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If you missed a webinar, don't panic! We record all our webinars and they are available on our website.
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Tuesday 14 March 2023, 3-4pm CET
FTD- in whom, when and how genetic testing should be applied by Laura Donker Kaat (Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam, Netherlands)
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Status Dystonicus Part II: interactive case-based discussions
The purpose of this webinar is to encourage clinical thinking and help familiarise you with recognising worsening and improving clinical features of severe dystonic crises. The first part of this case-based discussion will be to implement the Dystonia Severity Action Plan (DSAP) (presented at the EPNS webinar 08.02.23) by classifying six scenarios. It is anticipated that these will be sent to participants ‘live’ during the webinar and we hope to receive your ‘live’ answers on-screen (like a voting poll). Each case will be discussed once participant answers have been recorded to maximise learning. The second part will consist of six clinical scenarios of evolving dystonia severity which will have a graphical display of dystonia severity according to DSAP, Paediatric Early Warning System classification of clinical severity and medication doses: all displayed in graphical format. For this part of the webinar, we invite participants to comment on the clinical problem and suggest clinical responses, which we can discuss and scroll forward to find out ‘what actually happened’! 📆 22 March 2023 ⌚️4:00 pm (London time)
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AFM-Telethon is pleased to announce the launch of its first international call for proposals for Translational Research Projects on « A single therapeutic product for several mitochondrial disorders ». The MitoNice Congress, organized in September 2022 by the AFM-Telethon along with the 7 th International Myology Congress, highlighted…
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a new funding opportunity for the FDA Rare Neurodegenerative Disease Grant Program to support efficient natural history studies and/or biomarker studies that fill unmet needs for rare neurodegenerative diseases for children and adults. Through the support of prospective natural history and/or biomarker…
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The goal of the MuSkLE (Musculo-Skeletal system, Locomotion, Exercise) Summer School 2023 is to educate students on the development, regulation and function of the musculoskeletal system in different physiological and pathophysiological contexts. The influence of exercise and locomotor activities on this system will also be addressed. The training, combining seminars, tutorials and practical work, will be based on interdisciplinary experimental approaches (cellular, tissue, whole organ) conducted in animal models and in Human, in order to understand the mechanisms involved in the plasticity of the musculoskeletal system.
Key dates: Deadline for submission (CV & motivation letter): March 15, 2023 Notification of selection: March 31, 2023
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The 15th Congress of the European Paediatric Neurology Society (EPNS) will take place on 20-24 June 2023 in the Congress Center Prague. The main highlight of the congress is “From genome and connectome to cure”. They invite us to see how the latest trends in understanding pathophysiology of neurological diseases are being implemented in clinical practice. Their field has traditionally focused on precise diagnostics; however, curative treatments were unavailable for a long time. Today, this trend is changing rapidly and novel therapeutic options in our field have brought hope to many families of children even with the most severe neurological conditions.
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The conference aims at promoting exchanges between radiologists, neurologists, biologists, physicists, engineers, and other scientists involved in neuromuscular imaging, particularly but not exclusively focusing on MR imaging and spectroscopy. The main topics selected for the 2023 edition are: emerging imaging approaches, other imaging modalities, dynamic imaging, and clinical research. Beside keynote and invited lectures…
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Accredited Duchenne Centers provide comprehensive care according to the international care considerations and consensus guidelines. The program is initiated by the World Duchenne Organization. More info below 👇
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The FSHD Society’s highly rated masterclass on facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD) is available on-demand for a limited time. Research on FSHD diagnostics, symptoms, and therapeutic interventions has advanced dramatically in just the past few years. This masterclass aims to help you shorten the diagnostic journey (currently averaging 9 years) and provide optimal care so that your patients with FSHD can live well, participate in clinical trials, and fully benefit from future treatments.
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