POLSKI

THINK IT DOESN’T AFFECT YOU? LET’S FIND OUT.

HOW MANY PEOPLE DO YOU KNOW?

IT COUNTS

5%
Only 5% have accessto treatment.
30%
30% of children die before reachingthe age of 5.
5%
Rare diseases affect5% of the global population.
10 k
There are approximately 10,000 rare diseases.
m
Around 3 million people in Poland live with a rare disease.
yrs
That’s how long the diagnostic odyssey lasts.

MARIA'S GOT IT

Nothing suggested she’s got IT. Prenatal tests were perfect. On the 3D ultrasound, I saw a beautiful baby girl. We’ll name her Maria—I whispered to my husband, squeezing his hand. Just like the most famous Polish scientist. At the hospital, no one understood why she was admitted to intensive care.Half a year later, holding the results of a non-reimbursed genetic test, I knew why Marysia was turning blue and struggling to breathe.​

IT CAN BE TREATED

Listen to the appeal of the Nobel laureate Prof. Victor Ambros:

"Science saves lives. Science is the only hope for patients with rare diseases.There is something you can do. Advocate for research. Sign the petition."

Only 5% of patients with rare diseases have access to treatment. Their only chance lies in innovative therapies. Science saves lives.

Sign the petition

The petition calls on the Ministry of Science and the Ministry of Health in Poland to create grant programs for rare diseases to support research into therapies/medicines.

Sign the petition

IT BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER

More and more parents are refusing to accept a diagnosis as a life sentence. They won’t stand by while a single genetic typo changes their child’s future. So they act. They build research foundations, back scientists, and push for better care and breakthrough treatments. Big corporations say it’s not worth it.​ They’re proving it is. For their children—and for every child still waiting for a diagnosis.

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