Aniridia North America (ANA) and the Int’l WAGR Syndrome Association have formalized their working relationship by executing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This MOU establishes a…
John Morris Named Chair, IWSA Board of Directors The International WAGR Syndrome Association is pleased to announce that John Morris has been elected to serve as Chair of the organization's B…
It's that time of year again! The special day--November 13--that the WAGR syndrome community promotes awareness of our ultra rare syndrome and celebrates the special individuals and families…
Managing healthcare for individuals with WAGR spectrum can be confusing and complicated. Now for the first time ever, there are evidence-based guidelines that provide specific recommendations…
The IWSA is pleased to host WAGR Weekend 2022 in person for the first time since 2019! AND the Saturday meeting will also be offered via Zoom. The Galloway Family will host the weekend event…
Check out the 2021 Impact Report. The first-ever Care Management Guidelines were published, WAGR Weekend was attended by 181 individuals, and many more exciting and encouraging things took pla…
RARE DISEASE DAY is a celebration of hope for people with rare disorders. The IWSA is celebrating Rare Disease Day 2022 by sharing the recently published Care Management Model and Screening P…
Exciting research was presented at the 2021 Aniridia North America Symposium: PAX6, Aniridia, and Beyond. Nearly 100 researchers, clinicians, and patient organization representatives from aro…
The IWSA and Vision for Tomorrow Foundation (VFT) executed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in November 2021. The IWSA and VFT share common goals and objectives and are pleased to formalize…
It's that time of year again! The special day--November 13--that the WAGR syndrome community promotes awareness of our ultra rare syndrome and celebrates the special individuals and families…
Hosted by the Volk Family WAGR Weekend 2024 was held in sunny San Diego, California. It was hosted by the Volk Family and supported by a fantastic group of volunteers. IWSA families were tre…
It's that time of year again! The special day--November 13--that the WAGR syndrome community promotes awareness of our ultra rare syndrome and celebrates the special individuals and families…
You won't want to miss the Family Meeting at WAGR Weekend 2022. The agenda is set and the IWSA is excited to share it! In addition to learning about IWSA activities and accomplishments, ther…
The IWSA is pleased to host WAGR Weekend 2022 in person for the first time since 2019! AND the Saturday meeting will also be offered via Zoom. The Galloway Family will host the weekend event…
US WAGR Weekend 2022 Get out your calendars out and start planning for US WAGR Weekend 2022, scheduled for July 8-10 in Marietta, Georgia (a suburb of Atlanta). The Galloway family will ho…
On Aniridia Day on June 21st, Aniridia Europe hosted an excellent webinar titled “Managing aniridia: dos and don’ts from infancy to adulthood”. The speakers, Prof. Dominique…
The University Medical Center/WKZ Utrecht, Netherlands, recently conducted a virtual grands rounds and invited Jan Jongerius and Chantal Dupree to participate and provide a presentation. The…
IWSA International Rare Disease Day Activities Rare Disease Day takes place on the last day of February each year. The main objective of Rare Disease Day is to raise awareness amongst the gen…