Organizations

Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation

Chip Miller was known worldwide for his resilient positive attitude, his passion for Corvettes, his tremendous personal Corvette collection and for creating the grandest Corvette event anywhere on the planet – Corvettes at Carlisle. In December 2003, Chip was diagnosed with a little-known disease called Amyloidosis. Due to complications from the disease he died on […]

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Australian Amyloidosis Network

The Australian Amyloidosis Network is an amalgamation of four multi-disciplinary amyloidosis centres, dedicated to the diagnosis and management of Australian patients with all types of amyloidosis. Each centre has a multidisciplinary clinic with doctors from different specialities with an interest and focus in caring for those with amyloidosis. Some of the doctors have worked for

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Associazione Italiana Amiloidosi Familiare Onlus (FAMY)

L’Associazione Italiana Amiloidosi Familiare fAMY Onlus non è a scopo di lucro ed è finalizzata a promuovere iniziative di ricerca e solidarietà sociale per soggetti affetti da amiloidosi familiare. Inoltre, intende: • tutelare i diritti dei malati affetti da Amiloidosi familiare • informare la pubblica opinione sull’esistenza e la natura dell’Amiloidosi • promuovere l’utilizzo di 

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Association of Black Cardiologists

Founded in 1974, the Association of Black Cardiologists, Inc., (ABC) is a non-profit organization with an international membership of over 1,800 health professionals, lay members of the community (Community Health Advocates), corporate members, and institutional members. The ABC is dedicated to eliminating the disparities related to cardiovascular disease in all people of color. The Association

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Association Française contre l’Amylose (AFCA)

Anciennement Association Paulette Ghiron Bistagne contre l’amylose, aujourd’hui l’Association caritative française contre l’amylose est régie par la loi de 1901. Les buts déclarés de l’Association sont : • Favoriser la recherche médicale pour lutter contre l’Amylose, • Améliorer la connaissance de cette maladie auprès des publics concernés (médecins, malades, organismes divers). • Développer les synergies

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