As we celebrate International Women’s Day 2024, TREAT-NMD proudly acknowledges and honours the extraordinary contributions of the fantastic females within our organisation and the inspiring women we collaborate with in the neuromuscular field. Today, we reflect on the profound impact these individuals have made in advancing research, patient care, and advocacy.
TREAT-NMD’s Dynamic Women: A Force for Change
At TREAT-NMD, we are proud to have a diverse and dynamic team of fantastic females who play pivotal roles in driving our mission forward. These remarkable individuals embody the spirit of inclusion, contributing their unique talents, perspectives, and expertise to create a collaborative and empowering environment. Find out more about these remarkable individuals here > Meet our team Their dedication to advancing research, patient care, and advocacy is truly commendable. Each of them contributes to the inclusive culture that defines TREAT-NMD, fostering an environment where everyone’s contributions are valued.
Collaboration with Inspiring Women in the NMD Field
TREAT-NMD recognises that progress is fuelled by collaboration. We are privileged to work with a network of inspiring women who share our dedication to advancing the understanding and treatment of neuromuscular disorders. Among them, we want to spotlight the following exceptional individuals:
Duchenne UK: Emily Reuben and Alex Johnson
The dynamic duo leading Duchenne UK, Emily Reuben and Alex Johnson, exemplify the power of collaboration and determination. Their innovative approaches and tireless efforts contribute significantly to the pursuit of treatments and cures for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
CureDuchenne: Debra Miller
Debra Miller, the Founder of CureDuchenne, is a trailblazer in the neuromuscular community. Her visionary leadership and unwavering dedication have played a pivotal role in advancing research and providing support for individuals and families affected by Duchenne.
TREAT-NMD Advisory Committee for Therapeutics and Education: Annemieke Aartsma-Rus
Annemieke Aartsma-Rus, Chair of TREAT-NMD’s Advisory Committee for Therapeutics and Education, is a driving force behind inclusive decision-making and collaboration. Her leadership and commitment contribute significantly to shaping the direction of our research and educational programs.
Countless Inspiring Females: A Collective Force
While we celebrate these highlighted individuals, it’s essential to acknowledge that there are countless other inspiring women fundamental to what we do at TREAT-NMD. Unfortunately, it’s impossible to name them all individually, but their collective impact is woven into the fabric of our organisation.
On this International Women’s Day, TREAT-NMD reaffirms its commitment to fostering an inclusive environment, where the diverse contributions of women drive progress in neuromuscular research and patient care. Together, we stand as a collective force, empowered to create positive change in the lives of those affected by neuromuscular disorders.
Happy International Women’s Day!
