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AMEND Film wins Bronze People’s Choice Award
At the Charity Film Awards ceremony for finalists at the Odeon, Leicester Square, on Tuesday 23rd March, we were delighted to learn that AMEND's film, 'Surgery: Claudia's Story', had won a Bronze People's Award, a wonderful testament to the advocacy work our young adult members.
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AMEND Trustee Wins Award
Long-time AMEND Trustee, Professor Karim Meeran from Imperial London, has won a 2022 Society for Endocrinology Outstanding Clinical Practitioner Award. Our congratulations go to Prof Meeran who commented: 'I'm both proud and delighted to have received such a high honour from the Society. The Society has been very supportive in so many ways, and I'm particularly grateful for its support in achieving a reduction in the price of hydrocortisone. I am proud to have been associated with the availability of 2.5mg and 5mg tablets, enabling patients to accurately dose themselves without having to cut tablets in half. These little things that the Society does for patients is one of the reasons that I am so happy to receive this Award.'
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2022 Annual Patient Information Day
Our 2022 Annual Patient Information Day for anyone affected by MEN and PPGL syndromes, ACC and MTC, will be held at the Holiday Inn, 25 Aytoun Street, Manchester M1 3AE, on Saturday 7th May. We would love to see as many of our members and friends there as possible. For more information on the programme and local hotels, as well as to book your spaces, please visit our dedicated webpage.
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Last Chance to Vote for Claudia’s Film in the Charity Film Awards
The public voting period for the Charity Film Awards has been extended to midnight on Sunday 23rd January! Please take a few short seconds to view, vote for and share Claudia's film and help us raise awareness of the issues facing young adults with health issues like MEN syndromes. Thanks!
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Community Advisory Groups Still Recruiting
We are still seeking enthusiastic, motivated and knowledgeable people to volunteer as members of our Community Advisory Groups (CAGs) for MEN2, MEN3 and PPGL syndromes. Our CAGs are already established for MEN1, ACC and MTC and some have already been involved in research projects and other activities.
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