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Dear Fabry Community,
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Fabry Disease Resources

Use these resources to further your knowledge of Fabry disease and help your patients gain a better understanding of Fabry disease.

Resources for your practice

Disease awareness brochure

A guide to understanding Fabry disease, a rare lysosomal disease

Monitoring brochure

For recommended assessments and schedules for monitoring specific organs affected by Fabry

FABRY DISEASE DIAGNOSTIC CHECKLIST

Recognize the signs and symptoms of Fabry disease

Fabry. A Unique disease—uniquely experienced

A disease background brochure for healthcare professionals

Fabry disease glossary

Defines key terms for healthcare professionals relating to diagnosing and managing Fabry disease

Multimedia resources

Understanding a Patient's History to Diagnose and Treat Fabry Disease

As with most rare diseases, Fabry disease is relatively unfamiliar to most physicians.  In a series of 3 educational videos, Geneticist and Fabry expert, Dr. Rob Hopkin, along with individuals living with Fabry disease discuss the unique nature of Fabry disease.  The first video in the series focuses on the importance of taking a good patient and family history and initiating a conversation with the patient to better understand his or her concerns and priorities.

Stay tuned for upcoming videos as part of this series

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Fabry Disease Develops

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