COVID-19 HELP LINE
ERN BOND - The European Network for Rare Bone Diseases creates a 24-hour Help Line.
EJP-RD: ERN specific Calls for Fellowships and Workshop
In the frame of the EJP-RD project, there are two calls for funding opened on 3 February dedicated only to persons affiliated to either ERN Full Members or Affiliated Partners.
2020 Symposium of the KBVR/SRBR Osteoporosis and Fracture Prevention Group
The KBVR / SRBR Osteoporosis and Fracture Prevention Group is pleased to announce you that the Bone Curriculum Symposium and the PreSymposium Course on Rare Bone Diseases will take place on 12-13 March 2020 in Ghent (Belgium).
Welcome EuRR-Bone!
The European Commission accepted our proposal on the call for projects aiming [...]
Postgraduate Course in Paediatric Bone and Mineral Metabolism
5 - 6th March 2020, Birmingham. Birmingham Children’s Hospital, a [...]
2019 call for membership to join ERNs
The call for healthcare providers to join the 24 existing [...]
ERN BOND Natural History Database Questionnaire
ERN BOND has been launched one questionnaire addressed to healthcare professionals & patient groups and one dedicated to patients. Thank you so much to everyone who participated!
Presentation of the report MonitoRare of UNIAMO
BOND ERN at the presentation of the report MONITORARE of UNIAMO in Rome, the 3rd of July.
1st ICCBH-BOND ERN International Achondroplasia Workshop: Foramen magnum stenosis in children with achondroplasia
The International Workshop Foramen magnum stenosis in children with achondroplasia, organized by BOND and ICCBH, is a pre-meeting workshop taking place at ICCBH on Saturday 22 June 2019, 07:30-11:50, at Salzburg Congress Centre.
Quality of Life 4 OI, the conference on quality of life with Osteogenesis Imperfecta
Join the conference Quality of Life 4 OI, taking place from 22-25 November 2019 in Amsterdam!
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