We recognize Rare Disease Day every year on on February 28, but for Ambry, the work of Rare Disease is a year-round effort. It is an ongoing mission. In addition to my work in Research and Development at Ambry, I continue to see patients part-time because their stories constantly inspire me. While all the families I've worked with through the years …
We had the opportunity to connect with Renie and Philip Moss ahead of Neurofibromatosis Awareness Month. Philip has neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1). It is associated with many features but most often causes growths called neurofibromas (usually benign) as well as characteristic skin and eye findings.1 Malignant or cancerous tumors are rare.1 You …