Duke Hypophosphatasia Clinical and Research Program

Duke Hypophosphatasia Clinical and Research Program The Duke Hypophosphatasia (HPP) Clinical and Research Program provides comprehensive treatment and research opportunities for individuals with HPP.

The Duke Hypophosphatasia (HPP) Disease Clinical and Research Program follows a systematic and multidisciplinary management and treatment of patients with HPP across the clinical spectrum. Our physicians and staff proudly serve a broad, international patient population, providing clinical care and consultation to individuals with HPP and their attending physicians, worldwide. We uphold an ongoing commitment to individuals with HPP and their families. Through translational research initiatives, we continually strive to achieve earlier diagnoses, to enhance therapy and treatment methods, to improve patient and family quality of life, and to maximize day-to-day abilities for individuals living with HPP.

Rare Disease Day is just over a month away! NORD is providing an opportunity for patients to share their stories. Click ...
01/25/2023

Rare Disease Day is just over a month away! NORD is providing an opportunity for patients to share their stories. Click the link to submit your rare disease story:

NORD invites you to share your story. Join the individuals and families who have contributed their personal accounts of living with rare diseases. Alone we are rare. Together we are strong!

Dr. Kishnani and several members of the Duke team are attending the Southeastern Regional Genetics and Genomics (SERGG) ...
07/15/2022

Dr. Kishnani and several members of the Duke team are attending the Southeastern Regional Genetics and Genomics (SERGG) annual meeting in Asheville, NC this week! We are so excited to be attending in-person events again to learn about the latest updates in medical genetics care and research in our region.

The Duke team recognizes   today! Each year, on the last day of February, there is a worldwide day of recognition for in...
02/28/2022

The Duke team recognizes today! Each year, on the last day of February, there is a worldwide day of recognition for individuals living with rare diseases. While most genetic diseases are individually rare, millions of people worldwide are impacted by a rare genetic disease. We today and every day! How are you recognizing Rare Disease Day this year? Check out https://www.rarediseaseday.org/ for more information.

04/28/2021

Today's reminder from Duke to take a deep breath if you need it!

Has a genetic counselor made a difference in your diagnostic or medical journey? Consider nominating them for this award...
04/20/2021

Has a genetic counselor made a difference in your diagnostic or medical journey? Consider nominating them for this award and telling your story.

A genetic counselor with a heart can make all the difference. Nominate a genetic counselor who made an impact on you or a family member for the Heart of Genetic Counseling Award. https://invit.ae/317jSqZ

03/09/2021

Women's History Month and International Women's Day on March 8 are opportunities to celebrate all of the incredible women who are expanding the boundaries of what’s possible to achieve in healthcare, research, education and community health. This week, we highlight Priya Kishnani, MBBS, who became involved in designing the first clinical trials for a new treatment of Pompe disease, a rare disease affecting the heart and muscles. She has dedicated her career to advancing the treatment of Pompe globally and is a world-renowned expert in designing clinical trials for treatments of rare diseases. https://bit.ly/3bteEM0

The Duke Team celebrated Rare Disease Day over the weekend - how did you and your family celebrate or raise awareness?  ...
03/02/2021

The Duke Team celebrated Rare Disease Day over the weekend - how did you and your family celebrate or raise awareness?

03/01/2021
Duke Spotlight takes a look at Duke physician-scientist and critical care pediatrician Dr. Kanecia Zimmerman’s long hist...
02/15/2021

Duke Spotlight takes a look at Duke physician-scientist and critical care pediatrician Dr. Kanecia Zimmerman’s long history of answering difficult research questions about how to keep kids healthy, and her most recent work with the ABC Science Collaborative with co-founder and infectious diseases specialist, Dr. Daniel Benjamin.

Have you ever wondered how physicians determine the amount of medication that is safe and most ef

01/26/2021

At our next Community Connections event, a panel of Duke Health experts will discuss important COVID-19 vaccine developments for our Spanish-speaking patients and community members. The event will be entirely in Spanish. Join us on Tuesday, Feb. 2 at 4:30 p.m. Register at bit.ly/conexionescomunitarias

Happy Holidays from the Duke team! Even though we are not able to get together in person, our team has enjoyed a few vir...
12/23/2020

Happy Holidays from the Duke team!

Even though we are not able to get together in person, our team has enjoyed a few virtual events, including an Indian cooking session by Dr. Kishnani and a Division trivia night, over the past few weeks! We hope you have a safe and happy holiday season!

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Durham, NC
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