LMNA Community Update: Meeting at Stanford, New Initiatives, and Ways to Get Involved
Join us for important updates from the LMNA community: registrations are now open for our in-person patient meeting at Stanford, we’re launching a new partnership with Citizen Health, expanding country-specific groups, and inviting you to take part in international research that helps shape the future of care.
LMNA Cardiac Update
Meeting at Stanford, New Initiatives, and Ways to Get Involved
Dear LMNA Cardiac,
There’s a lot happening in our LMNA community—and we’re excited to share these updates with you. In this edition, you’ll find news about our upcoming in-person patient meeting at Stanford, a new initiative to support patients through Citizen Health, growing opportunities to connect locally through country-specific groups, and a chance to contribute your voice to important international research.
We invite you to read the latest updates in this newsletter and discover how you can get involved and help make a difference.
LMNA Cardiac In-Person Patient Meeting at Stanford: Registrations Now Open
We’re excited to share that the location is now set for our upcoming LMNA Cardiac In-Person Patient Meeting—and we’ll be gathering at Stanford University in California!
Registrations are now open, and we warmly invite you to join us for one or both days of this special event. It will be a great opportunity to meet others from the LMNA community in person, learn, share experiences, and connect with patients, families, and experts.
This promises to be a truly interesting and meaningful in-person meeting, and we’d love to see you there.
We’re calling this initiative 100 Hearts Strong—with a goal to bring 100 community members onto Citizen Health and build momentum for research that starts with you.
With a 5-minute sign-up, you can:
See your full medical history in one place (U.S. providers)
Get instant insights with Citizen Health’s AIAdvocate, built for rare disease communities
Prepare better for appointments with data-driven insights
This Heart Month, resolve to understand your journey—and be one of 100 Hearts Strong.
New Country-Specific LMNA Groups: Connect Locally, in Your Language
We’re excited to share another important step in growing and strengthening our global LMNA community: our country-specific groups are now live and active!
In addition to our virtual patient meetings that take place every second month, these groups make it easier for LMNA patients and gene mutation carriers to connect with others in their own region and in their own language—sharing experiences, support, and practical information closer to home.
🌍 Currently active groups: Germany, Sweden, France, United Kingdom, Australia, Latin America
This is a great way to find local support, build community, and make sure no one has to navigate LMNA-related cardiomyopathy alone.
Interested in joining one of these groups—or helping us start a new one in your region? We’d love to hear from you. Please contact us at info@lmnacardiac.org and we’ll be happy to help you get connected or get started.
Together, we’re building a stronger, more connected LMNA community—worldwide. 💙
Your Voice Matters: Invitation to Participate in the International PGT Survey
We’d like to share an important opportunity to contribute to research that can make a real difference for individuals and families affected by an LMNA variant.
An international survey is now open focusing on Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) for people with an LMNA variant. The goal is to better understand experiences, perspectives, and needs—so healthcare professionals and researchers can improve counseling, care, and support for our community.
If you carry an LMNA variant, your perspective is incredibly valuable. By taking part, you’re helping to shape future research and care for families worldwide.
Thank you for considering taking the time to contribute. Together, we can help ensure the voices of the LMNA community are heard and reflected in future care and research.
Thank you for being part of this growing global LMNA community. Your involvement, questions, and shared experiences continue to strengthen our network and move the field forward. We’re grateful to be on this journey together.
Every contribution, regardless of its amount, fuels crucial efforts in research, medical education, patient advocacy, and raising awareness about LMNA cardiac diseases.
You can make a difference in various ways: by committing as a regular monthly donor, offering a single donation, organizing fundraising events both online and in person, contributing to our special tribute funds, or through your unique fundraising initiatives!