World PI week aims to bring together patients, families and health professionals to raise recognition and diagnosis of primary immunodeficiencies (PI).
WPIW has come to an end, but the work of raising PI awareness is ongoing.
Please continue to spread the word worldwide to bring about change.
Sarita Workman Royal Free Hospital, London, UK and Emily Carne Cardiff and Vale UHB, Wales, UK were delighted to be invited to India by Professor Surjit Singh, Dr P Vigness
IPOPI is conducting a survey to understand the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had, and continues to have, on individuals living with a primary immunodeficiency. The survey aims to
African Society for Immunodeficiencies Conference June 2023 The 8th biannual ASID conference was held in Casablanca, Morocco from the 14th to 18th of June. It was a very interesting program
World PI Week 2023: Turning real-world data into knowledge for better PID care INGID have joined forces once again with the World PI Week campaign which runs from 22nd April
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