ERN RITA HAE Patient Journey Now Available Online
New HAE Patient Journey available online on ERN RITA website.
We are a safe community, a trusted guide, and a voice for children and their families across the Czech Republic. We help navigate the daily challenges of hereditary angioedema, provide access to verified information, and build a supportive environment where no one has to stand alone.
Events
Online submissions open until December 12, 2026
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Events
When: November 27–29, 2026 Where: Hotel Atlantis, Brána 177, 664 34 Rozdrojovice
Read the full articleHereditary angioedema is a rare genetic condition characterized by unpredictable swelling. At HAE Junior, we connect families, leading medical experts, and schools so that every child can experience a safe and happy childhood.
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Actively supporting, representing, and advocating for the interests of our members to ensure a higher quality of life, including access to modern treatments, therapies, and comprehensive healthcare.
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Providing up-to-date information, resources, and guidance on HAE in children, youth, and young adults.
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Fostering cooperation and peer exchange among families raising children and adolescents with HAE on both national and international levels.
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Collaboration for better integration. Developing partnerships with healthcare professionals, educators, and other specialists working with children and young people to promote the full integration of youth living with HAE into everyday activities and school life.
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Actively engaging in patient-centred scientific and clinical research projects within rare diseases and biomedical fields.
Eurokeys, inclusive scholarships, educational retreats, art exhibitions, and international advocacy.
Behind every diagnosis is a real family. Read about what living with HAE is like and what helps others navigate it.
New HAE Patient Journey available online on ERN RITA website.
My experience taking part in a clinical trial.
Read the storyInterview with Camelia Isaic about the activities of the Plasma Protein Users Working Group (PUPP)
Read the storyEveryone can get involved and help. It’s simply a matter of choosing the role that suits you best.
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