Progress in Rare Diseases: Coming to a better understanding of X-linked hypophosphatemia (XLH)
Thomas Carpenter & Elizabeth Olear
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Resources Libraries of MSK resources, developed by experts Stay updated on MSK news RESOURCES Musculoskeletal Knowledge Portal A genomic data mining platform aimed at accelerating discoveries for musculoskeletal traits and diseases (partnership with the MIT Broad Institute/Harvard University) Explore MSK-KP XLH Information Hub Providing health care professionals with the essential tools to identify, diagnose, and … Read more
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ADVANCING MUSCULOSKELETAL RESEARCH GLOBALLY Read More The IFMRS is an international, not-for-profit federation of musculoskeletal research societies. Our purpose is to promote excellence in the field of musculoskeletal science, in order to improve the prevention and treatment of all musculoskeletal conditions worldwide. We do this by collaborating with, and fostering collaboration between, local, regional and international societies to share … Read more
IFMRS: Leading the Way in Musculoskeletal Research Impact
ADVANCING MUSCULOSKELETAL RESEARCH GLOBALLY Read More The IFMRS is an international, not-for-profit federation of musculoskeletal research societies. Our purpose is to promote excellence in the field of musculoskeletal science, in order to improve the prevention and treatment of all musculoskeletal conditions worldwide. We do this by collaborating with, and fostering collaboration between, local, regional and international societies to share … Read more
IFMRS Working Group Helps Deliver a Landmark Bone Genetics Paper
MSK NEWS Left to right: John P. Kemp, Peter Croucher, and Ryan C. Chai IFMRS Working Group Helps Deliver a Landmark Bone Genetics Paper The IFMRS Big Data Working Group (chaired by Dr. Doug Kiel, Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MA), was a key catalyst around a landmarkpaper entitled “Multiscale … Read more
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International Hypophosphataemia Network
Kyowa Kirin Site International Hypophosphataemia Network (IHN) The IHN aims to advance understanding of the science of phosphate homeostasis. This website provides information and resources tailored for healthcare professionals with an interest in diseases related to phosphate metabolism. IHN The International Hypophosphatemia Network (IHN) is steered by an international faculty of 11 experts from both … Read more
Contributions of Resin Cast Etching to Visualising the Osteocyte Lacuno-Canalicular Network Architecture in Bone Biology and Tissue Engineering
The osteocyte lacuno-canalicular network is a fundamental structural and functional component of bone. The osteocytes play the vital role of mechanosensory cells by orchestrating bone remodeling. Furthermore, the morphology of the osteocyte lacuno-canalicular network (e.g., osteocyte interconnectivity) reflects the underlying mechanobiological status of bone, which is relevant for understanding the processes of bone growth and … Read more
Breakthrough MSK Resources in the IFMRS Virtual Library
VIRTUAL LIBRARY The Knowledge Center of the IFMRS Read more Share This With Your Network: Overview Here you will find toolkits, guidelines policy documents and more on a broad range of topics from across the musculoskeletal (MSK) community. If you would like to add a link or document to our library, please contact us. MSK … Read more
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share now ifmrs board ROLAND BARON (Co-Chair) CLAUS GLÜER (Co-Chair) NATALIE SIMS (Secretary) ROB BLANK (Treasurer) Gudrun Stenbeck Barbara Obermayer-Pietsch Claire Edwards Anna Spagnoli Yuuki Imai ifmrs council The Council is the representative body of the Federation, where every Full Member has one representative. The Council meets quarterly, discusses matters of shared interest to our … Read more