Month: July 2021

OIF Conference Session Recordings are now Available!

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Virtual OIF Conference Session Recordings are Now Available!

To watch recordings, click the session titles below, or visit the OI Foundation’s YouTube Channel!

 

Research Update Session: Women’s Health and Pregnancy

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Join the OIF for a Research Update on Women’s Health and Pregnancy

OI community members joined the OIF for a conversation with Dr. Deborah Krakow, OIF Medical Advisory Council (MAC) member and Professor and Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology at UCLA, and Tracy Hart, OIF CEO, to discuss current research in women’s health and pregnancy.

The Brittle Bone Disorders Consortium (BBDC) is a multicenter initiative that focuses on understanding and providing better treatment options for osteogenesis imperfecta. The first BBDC update with Dr. Brendan Lee and Cameron Penn can be viewed here.

As a partner of the OIF, the BBDC has 3 major goals:

  1. Gain a better understanding of all genetic forms of OI
  2. Expand treatment options for those with OI
  3. Help guide the next generation of physicians and scientists.

Make an IMPACT on the Future of OI Research! Complete the Impact Survey Today

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We’re delighted to announce that The IMPACT Survey is now LIVE and will be open until September 10, 2021!

The IMPACT Survey is an international survey aimed at capturing and quantifying the real impact OI has on people’s lives to enable better diagnosis, treatment and care, and to support availability of potential future treatments for OI. The results from this survey will be used to enable better healthcare services for both children and adults and to support availability of potential future treatments for OI.
If you have OI, or are a parent/caregiver of a child with OI, we want to hear from you! Make an IMPACT on the future of OI research by completing the first-ever GLOBAL OI survey at: www.impactsurveyoi.com

The IMPACT Survey is a joint research project between the Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation, Osteogenesis Imperfecta Federation Europe and the pharmaceutical company Mereo BioPharma.