The Sumaira Foundation
@TheSumairaFDN
Raising global awareness of #NMOSD & #MOGAD, building community, supporting research, advocating for rare disease patients/caregivers.
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Neurology Journal
Neurology is the most widely read and highly cited peer-reviewed neurology journal. It is the medical journal for the American Academy of Neurology.
Sumaira Flower 🍉
🌺 Founder of @thesumairafdn 👸🏽 Miss Bangladesh-USA 2015 🇧🇩 views are my own
The MOG Project
We collaborate with national & international Doctors & Researchers around the world to help educate & provide research about #MOGAD. 501(c)3 🌺 #ViewsAreOurOwn
Sara Mariotto
Eoin Flanagan
Very successful MEDEN meeting, great to see many colleagues, such a stimulating networking! congrats Sara Carta 🤩🤩
Grace, TSF intern, graduated from Harvard University on May 23, 2024 with a B.A in Integrative Biology.
She is excited for her journey ahead... next stop: MassGeneral News!
Congratulations Grace - we wish you all the very best
Welcome to Boston, João! 🇧🇷
As a TSF Fellow, Dr. João Vitor Mahler joins The Neuroimmunology Clinic at MassGeneral News from the USP - Universidade de São Paulo to research seronegative #NMOSD under the mentorship of Dr. Michael Levy, MD, PhD & Dr. Marcelo Matiello.
Let’s illuminate the darkness 🩷🧡💛
We highlight radiological and visual pathway investigations with potential diagnostic and prognostic value, and therapeutic approaches. Dr Clare Fraser Dr Susan Mollan Fabienne Brilot Dr Benjamin P Trewin The MOG Project The Sumaira Foundation MS Australia University of Sydney Brain & Mind Centre Kids Research
A team of over 50 Australian scientists, headed by Prof Fabienne Brilot from University of Sydney & Kids Neuroscience Centre at Sydney Children's Hospitals Network, have discovered a way to predict a relapse course in little-known disease Myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein antibody disorders (MOGAD).
Sumaira Flower 🍉 MS Australia The MOG Project The Sumaira Foundation Thank you for your support Sumaira Flower 🍉 The Sumaira Foundation - keen to get this going and working with you 🎉
Associate Professor Sudarshini Ramanathan Sudarshini Ramanathan has been awarded over $2.8 million to identify optimal treatment of Myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein antibody-associated disease (MOGAD) at onset and relapse, to reduce disease activity and improve outcomes.
Hot off the press Christina Kazzi's second paper for the week.
Cognition in #NMOSD and #MOGAD .
Well done Christina!! 👏👏
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