Join Nutricia Metabolics Webinar 7th December

As part of our ongoing commitment to provide high quality scientific education to support healthcare professionals, Nutricia Metabolics releases the second in a series of webinars focusing on rare metabolic disorders beyond PKU on Wednesday 7th December 18:00-19:30 CET.

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Organic acidaemias

International expert speakers will share the latest insights into the management of organic acidaemias. Join them and participate in a live question and answers sessions. A parent will also share their experience of the journey with a child diagnosed with GA1, an organic acidaemia, from diagnosis to teenage years.

The Nutricia Metabolics Webinar is intended for healthcare professionals only.

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PROGRAM
18:00-18:35 CET

Introduction to the Organic Acidaemias and their Management

Dr Andrew Morris, Consultant Paediatrician and Lead Clinician in Inherited Metabolic Medicine, Manchester Royal Infirmary, UK
18:35-19:00 CET

Overview of the Principles of Dietary Management with Case Study Examples

Marjorie Dixon, Clinical Lead Dietitian for Metabolic Medicine, Great Ormond Street Hospital, London, UK
19:00-19:10

Testimonial from a parent of a child with GA1 on their journey from diagnosis to teenage hood
19:10-19:30

Live interactive Q&A with our speakers
Andrew Morris

Andrew Morris, Consultant Clinical Paediatrician in Inherited Metabolic Medicine Manchester UK

Marjorie Dixon

Marjorie Dixon, Clinical Lead Dietitian for Metabolic Medicine London UK

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The organic acidaemias are a group of rare disorders of protein metabolism that occur collectively in just 1 in 100,000 newborns worldwide

Contact

Please email: clare.szwec@danone.com for any questions.

Inherited Metabolic Disorders

Inherited metabolic disorders (IMDs), also known as Inborn errors of metabolism (IEM) are a group of rare disorders caused by genetic defects.

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Learn more about latest research

News article about recent systematic review and meta-analysis exploring why protein substitutes are still very relevant to patients with PKU on BH4 treatment.

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