Thoughts.

In this blog raising awareness of autism in celebration of World Autism Day (2nd April), Dr Arunesh Sil has written about his experience raising his autistic child and all that it taught him about acceptance and patience.

In this blog to support Rare Disease Day Pharmora Chief Medical Officer, Dr Stephanie Jones, has provided tips for Innovators developing new products to diagnose or treat rare diseases, and a checklist to help people affected by these conditions who are looking for these innovations.

This is the final instalment of our series of blogs which detail just a few women and girls’ experiences of being a woman in a scientific field. In this final blog, we hear from one of our staff about her journey from a scientifically-inclined child, to the scientist she is today.

This is the second of our series of blogs which detail just a few women and girls’ experiences of being a woman in a scientific field. In this second instalment, we hear from one of our work experience students who’s studying A-Level Biology and is fighting for more recognition of women and girls in the sciences.

This is the first of our series of blogs detailing just a few women and girls’ experiences of being a woman in a scientific field. In this first post, we hear from an inspired GCSE student who will be studying 2 sciences at A-Level with a brief foreword from our CMO, Dr Stephanie Jones.

Today we are celebrating International Epilepsy Day! By understanding the condition, we can support ongoing research and raise awareness for the 50 million people living with epilepsy globally.