1st TIF Pan American Conference and 2nd RAIN Summit: A Milestone of Hope
Thalassaemia International Federation (TIF) shared a grateful post on LinkedIn:
”What an unforgettable journey in Washington D.C.!
As we look back on the 1st TIF Pan American Conference and the 2nd RAIN Summit, we are deeply grateful to our incredible Sponsors who helped turn this vision into reality.
Your generous support empowered vital conversations and new connections among the Thalassaemia, SCD, and Rare Anaemias communities across the Americas.
Thank you for standing with us — for care, for science, for hope!”
The 1st TIF Pan American Conference and 2nd RAIN Summit in Washington D.C. marked an unforgettable milestone for the Thalassaemia, SCD, and Rare Anaemias communities.
TIF thanked all the sponsors: Agios Pharmaceuticals, Bristol Myers Squibb, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, bluebird bio, Chiesi Global Rare Diseases, Novo Nordisk and Sanofi.
Thanks to the support of dedicated sponsors, vital conversations and new collaborations flourished—advancing care, science, and hope across the Americas.
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