Every day matters for individuals and families living with CDG.
Through the CDG CRN, we are uniting expertise across disciplines working faster and smarter together - turning collaboration into progress and hope.
✔ Opportunities to engage with patient registries, natural history efforts, and biobanking initiatives as they are developed
✔ Invitations to participate in training workshops, educational webinars, and collaborative grant proposals
✔ Opportunities to contribute to working groups, task forces, and consensus-building publications as initiatives mature
✔ Future access to shared resources, such as standardized diagnostic approaches, patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs), and data collection templates as they become available
● Clinicians in genetics, neurology, metabolism, gastroenterology, immunology, endocrinology, nutrition, and related specialties
● Researchers focused on glycosylation biology, rare diseases, diagnostics, or therapeutic development
● Institutions serving CDG patients or aiming to expand diagnostic and clinical capacity in rare diseases
● Laboratory clinicians, including experts in biochemical genetics, clinical genomics, metabolomics, and glycomics, who contribute to diagnostic testing and protocol development
✔ Opportunities to help develop clinical guidelines, diagnostic pathways, and educational resources as initiatives evolve
✔ Potential participation in multi-center research, including observational and therapeutic studies as they launch
✔ Opportunities to engage in a growing global platform for scientific exchange, shared learning, and collaborative innovation
✔ Opportunities to collaborate with researchers, clinicians, caregivers, and families within a patient-centered model, with potential for future leadership and authorship roles