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PolicyBIORXIVApr 10

Preprint: The Orphanet Nomenclature and Classification of rare diseases: a standard terminology for improved patient recognition and data interoperability

Researchers created a standard naming and classification system for rare diseases to help doctors and scientists share information more easily across different countries. Right now, rare diseases aren't well organized in medical databases, which makes it hard to collect data and help patients. This new system aims to fix that problem so patients can be recognized and tracked better worldwide.

WHY IT MATTERSStandardized rare disease terminology means your diagnosis is more likely to be recognized consistently across different hospitals and countries, improving your chances of being included in research studies and getting accurate care.
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