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Nov
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2024

Our mission | Daria Julkowska, ERDERA Scientific Coordinator

Daria Julkowska

For millions of people, rare diseases are more than just statistics—they are daily challenges, unanswered questions, and battles for better care. At ERDERA, our mission is simple but urgent: to improve the lives of over 30 million people living with rare diseases in Europe. In this video, Daria Julkoska, ERDERA’s Coordinator, explains the three essential ways how ERDERA plans to work towards a brighter future for people living with rare diseases.

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