HAEi latest global Perspective Magazine is out for your perusal. This magazine highlights activities and initiatives associated with raising awareness for hereditary angioedema all over the globe. It also highlights the latest research and clinical trials as we strive to attain the best modern medications to tame the severe symptoms of [...]
HAEi Regional Patient Advocate-Sub Sahara Africa, together with the new doctor contact in Rwanda, Dr. Edgar Kalimba from King Faisal Hospital organized the 2nd HAE Doctors Symposium at Kigali, Rwanda to raise more awareness amongst African doctors. It was hosted by King Faisal Hospital in collaboration with HAEi and was well attended by a [...]
HAEi was able to raise awareness in the 6th ASID Congress held in Dakar, Senegal from the 11th to 13th April 2019. Awareness was raised among health care professionals who had come in from all over Africa. Awareness on hereditary angioedema and the challenges faced by patients and also by doctors in the diagnosis [...]
Today May 16th is HAE Day celebrated all over the world to raise awareness on hereditary angioedema which is a rare and life threatening condition. Join us as we celebrate the lives of those patients who are living with this condition in their daily lives and also to celebrate the lives of those we [...]
Hereditary angioedema is characterized by huge massive swellings that spontaneously occur on the body lasting up to five days and causing serious disability and potentially life threatening if manifestations are in the laryngeal area. If you experience such symptoms please go and get your C1 esterase inhibitor levels as well as your C4 esterase [...]
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Most symptoms of hereditary angioedema manifest during childhood. It is very importnat to be more aware of these symptoms in children to ensure proper medication and therapy is achieved. Read more on this here....
We have set out a new awareness campaign called "Voice of the voiceless". This is a campaign to empower patients to speak out about their conditions and help others seek proper diagnosis of angioedema.
