Johannesburg, 3 October23: International Gaucher Day falls on 1 October each year, and Sanofi South Africa is committed to raising awareness and supporting patients with Gaucher disease, a rare and potentially life-threatening inherited disorder that affects multiple organs and systems in the body. Gaucher disease is caused by a deficiency of an enzyme called glucocerebrosidase, […]
International Gaucher Day falls on 1 October each year, and Sanofi South Africa is committed to raising awareness and supporting patients with Gaucher disease, a rare and potentially life-threatening inherited disorder that affects multiple organs and systems in the body.
RDSA is a non-profit organisation which advocates to ensure that people living with rare diseases and congenital disorders experience greater recognition, support, improved health service and better overall quality of life. Newly diagnosed patients can therefore rest assured that there is a community out there where they can receive help, support and counselling.
Sanofi South Africa is committed to improving the lives of patients with Gaucher disease by providing access to ERT and supporting research and education initiatives on this rare condition.
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