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RDLA April 2020 Legislative Webinar – Rare Disease Legislative Advocates
Rare Disease Legislative Advocates
Powered by the Everylife Foundation
Thursday, April 23, 2020
12:00pm EDT
Agenda
The April RDLA Legislative Webinar will be a webinar only. We will not be meeting in person in DC in April.
1. Update on the EveryLife Community Congress ad hoc COVID-19 Response Working Group, Wendy Erler, Alexion and Steve Silvestri, EveryLife Foundation
2. Newborn Screening Saves Lives Act, Dylan Simon, EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases
3.. Medical Nutrition Equity Act, Kylie Barber, National PKU Alliance
4. Lymphedema Treatment Act, Patricia Egan
5. Ensuring Lasting Smiles Act, Becky Abbott, National Foundation for Ectodermal Dysplasias
6. Rare Across America, Shannon von Felden, RDLA, EveryLife Foundation
The agenda is open. If you would like to speak or have a topic presented on please contact Shannon at [email protected].
Once a month RDLA convenes in person and/or over the phone to discuss legislation and developments that affect the rare disease community. The meeting/conference calls are essentially a clearing house for legislation and participation does not imply support for any of the policy proposals or legislation that are discussed or promoted.
These meetings help facilitate open dialog about legislation that affects the rare disease community. They are open to the public and the media. We ask that media formally announce their participation and refrain from quoting any of the discussion during the meeting. We encourage media to follow up with participants after the meeting for direct quotes.
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