Illuminating Chiari malformation, an orphan disease

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By Dr Nicola Davies

Welcome to The Pharma Letter’s new column, RARE: Illuminating Orphan Diseases. Each column will take a deep dive into a rare disease – its cause, epidemiology, and treatment. Key questions will be answered: What is pharma doing for this disease? What still needs to be done? Are there any innovative treatments in the pipeline? We want to give rare disease patients a voice by shining a light on their condition and highlighting where further investment might be needed.

September is Chiari Malformation Awareness Month, so what better way to start our new column.

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