You don’t have aHUS any more
You don't have aHUS any more. Well you have aHUS but not for much longer. And no you won't be cured.…
Funds raised by aHUS people contribute to diagnosis research
Fund raising, which began when aHUSUK still existed, has been put to use to help fund research which may improve the…
The ethics of aHUS treatment trials
When someone is affected by aHUS, the issue of it being a rare disease soon becomes apparent. The injustices felt by…
TMAs and aHUS illustrated
Here is a most unusual clinical article from earlier this year. In Thrombotic microangiopathies : An Illustrated review the Abou-Ismail Group…
An aHUS diagnosis, lucky or what?
It is hard to believe that it will soon be two years since the aHUS Diagnosis Process project began. It began…
aHUS care pathway
The care pathway for aHUS patients has been looked at in detail in Global Action’s Diagnosis Process Study ( for reports…
Long term aHUS effects
Long term aHUS disease, diagnosis and treatment legacies on both physical and mental health have featured in two aHUS Patient Research…
Can aHUS treatment be affordable for all?
A very important topic for many aHUS patients around the world with an unmet need. Patients have included the topic in…
YOU’VE GOT aHUS!
The third article in the series about the aHUS Diagnosis Process is published today. Rare Disease Day 2022 The article covers…
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