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Learn about Lysosomal Storage Disorders
There are more than 40 diseases classified as lysosomal storage disorders (LSDs), each caused by a problem with a particular enzyme in the body. While individually each of these diseases are relatively rare, grouped together they affect 1 in about every 7,700 babies born.
Symptoms vary widely across the different LSDs, some of which may cause relatively minor problems, while others can be very serious. Medical management options for the LSDs often cross several medical specialties. Some LSDs have disease-specific treatment options to consider. Be sure to speak with your doctor about the best medical care options for you or your loved ones.
Genzyme sponsors these disease education websites:
Lysosomal Learning
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The Lysosomal Learning website is an educational resource for people living with lysosomal storage disorders (LSDs). Here you can find helpful information about LSDs.
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Learn About Fabry Disease
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Here you can learn the facts about Fabry disease, including the hereditary nature, diagnosis, and management of the disease. You can also gain insight into how others are living with Fabry and access links to other sites that will help you connect with the larger Fabry community.
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Learn About MPS I
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This site was created to provide information regarding Mucopolysaccharidosis I (MPS I) to patients, families, caregivers, and health care professionals. Here you will find information about the disease, support programs and online resources to manage the challenges associated with MPS I.
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Learn About Pompe Disease
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On this site, you can learn about Pompe disease, understand how Pompe disease is inherited, how it is diagnosed, and which supportive therapies are available to help manage it. You can also discover how others in the Pompe community are living with the disease.
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The Expressions of Hope Gallery is now open! Keep up to date on news via email. Sign up now.
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Help raise awareness of LSDs by sending an eCard featuring a work of art.
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Go to the Expressions of Hope Gallery.
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