The APS Type 1 Foundation recently wrote to the Senate Appropriations Committee in support of robust funding to the National Institutes of Health leading up to the recent committee hearing entitled “Biomedical Research: Keeping America’s Edge in Innovation.”
Read MoreWe are thrilled to announce that we have a new online storefront for APS Type 1 merch! We wanted to give a lot of options and of course, give everyone a soft great material. We worked hard to find a great distributor to make the best quality product for our community and it has paid…
Read MoreOn April 10, 2025, the Immune Deficiency Foundation featured Gaby’s APS Type 1 story, one that many of us know all too well. Thank you, Gaby, for sharing your story and helping to raise awareness of APS Type 1. Together, we hope to accelerate the time to diagnosis.
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Congratulations to Pablo Ramírez for the honor of being selected by Rare Diseases International as a member of its 2025 Youth Leadership Programme. The RDI Youth Leadership Programme is designed to engage and empower young people within the rare disease community, ensuring their perspectives are represented in global discussions and decision-making processes. It provides a platform…
Read MoreThe #RAREisScholarship is available for any rare disease patient who is age 17 or older and has a US residency. This scholarship is not degree specific or dependent on a four-year of two-year degree program. Students must be enrolled, or planning to enroll, in an accredited course(s) for Fall 2025. The scholarship application is open…
Read MoreIn collaboration with NORD and other rare disease advocacy groups, we are proud to support HB943, which would establish a Rare Disease Advisory Council in Montana. Read the letter of support below.
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By: Gaby Talarico Winter is here in full force and what does that mean? That means cuddling under the blankets, drinking tea and watching movies…right? WRONG. Well…partially correct. Yes, you are allowed to have those cozy nights, but winter does not mean full hibernation and being couch bound until springtime. Being immunocompromised means it very…
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Happy Rare Disease Day to our incredible community! Today is a celebration of you. We honor the love and light you share with the world. We draw strength from your resiliency, creativity, and tenacity. We acknowledge your journey and stand with you through the ups and downs. We are proud of what we’ve accomplished together…
Read MoreRare Disease Day is just over two weeks away, and we hope the resources we’ve shared so far have inspired you to recognize the day with a renewed excitement. In this message, we are covering ways to “Show Your Stripes.” Medical students are taught that hoofbeats mean horses, not zebras. The zebra is the unofficial…
Read MoreOur countdown to Rare Disease Day 2025 continues. As mentioned in our previous message, over the next few weeks we will be sharing resources to help our families observe Rare Disease Day (RDD) in a way that fits the individual interests, skills, and personalities of our unique community members. The aim of this email is…
Read MoreHappy 2025! We hope the new year is off to a good start for all our families. As mentioned in our last newsletter, the APS Type 1 Foundation will be sharing a number of resources leading up to Rare Disease Day on February 28th. Rare Disease Day (video link) is celebrated worldwide to raise awareness…
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