New Mutation That Causes Fabry Found in GLA Gene, Case Study Reports

FAQs About a Kidney Transplant for Fabry Disease

Fabry disease is a rare genetic disease characterized by the buildup of a fatty molecule — globotriaosylceramide Gb3 or GL-3 — inside cells, interfering with their function. The accumulation of this molecule can lead to kidney disease, among other problems. The kidneys filter waste…

Fabry Disease: A Road Less Traveled

For my introductory Fabry Disease News column, I’d like to share a little about me and my journey with Fabry disease. Just over 40 years ago, in 1979, Fabry disease was discovered in my family. My mother was diagnosed with an eye exam when she was hospitalized for an unrelated…

A Look at Fabry Through My Daughter’s Eyes

My 12-year-old daughter was diagnosed with Fabry disease in spring 2019. Because she’s relatively new to having Fabry, I thought it’d be interesting to collect her thoughts on life with a rare disease.   Me: What were your thoughts upon receiving your Fabry diagnosis?…

The Fabry Registry

If you have Fabry disease, you should consider joining the Fabry Registry. Among other benefits, the information you can provide may help scientists develop new treatments for the genetic disorder. About the Fabry Registry The Fabry Registry is the largest international patient registry database dedicated to Fabry…