Atypical HUS: Symptoms can be Perplexing
People living with the rare disease atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (atypical HUS or aHUS) face many challenges, including the…
Atypical HUS Facts – 2017 aHUS Alliance Fact Sheets
Looking for the latest 2017 facts and key research about the rare disease atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS)? You’ve found…
Thinking More About aHUS Today.
So aHUS is a genetic disease caused by the aHUS gene. Many people talk about "the aHUS gene" as though it…
Videos about aHUS which make you think differently
Last month the aHUS alliance in partnership with Andrew Siedlecki , the USA National Coordinator for the aHUS Registry and other…
aHUS Clinicians & Investigators
Atypical HUS is a very rare and complex disease. We thank those who collaborate on global aHUS research efforts, and extend…
Thrombotic Microangiopathy Symposium in Boston – 24 Aug 2017
Thrombotic Microangiopathy Symposium: Through the Lens of aHUS 24 August 2017 in Boston Post-Event Update: LIVE BLOG: At…
aHUS Perspectives – an Interview with Dr Gianluigi Ardissino
The aHUS Alliance presents an informal interview with Dr. Gianluigi Ardissino, a clinician and researcher affiliated with Centro SEU in Milan, Italy, with insight into the interface of HUS and aHUS.
aHUS Patient Care – the Need for Multidisciplinary Collaboration
Patients make appointments to see their primary care physician when a health issue arises, but often more complex cases merit…
Is it aHUS? Perhaps it’s TTP, STEC-HUS, or Another TMA
Feeling sick is difficult enough without going to a doctor’s appointment and learning that the diagnosis might possibly be the…