RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
DDF connects data to generate new evidence for more efficient and faster research in therapy development and care.
STANDARDS OF CARE & QUALITY OF LIFE
DDF strives for all people living with dystrophinopathies around the world to have access to the latest standards of care and the best quality of life.
EDUCATION & TRAINING
DDF provides training to all stakeholders. Our goal is to empower the global dystrophinopathy community voice to ensure research is patient and family centred and led.
DATA GOVERNANCE & ACCESS
Patients should be in control of their own data. DDF advocates for people living with dystrophinopathies to be in control of their own data.
BRINGING DATA TO LIFE TO IMPROVE THE WORLD OF DYSTROPHINOPATHIES
DDF brings together all sources of data related to dystrophinopathies, to make an impact for the global community. We do this by building innovative approaches to connecting data, and to promote knowledge sharing that will inform our strategy into the future.
Our strategic direction is built around four key pillars:
- Research & Development
- Standards of Care & Quality of Life
- Training & Capacity Building
- Data Equity & Access
DDF PROJECTS
LATEST NEWS
Funding to continue genotype phenotype correlation of the DMD and BMD brain Leiden, September 18, 2024 – The BIND project is...
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the ERDERA partnership, an initiative spearheaded by the European Union under Horiz...
Lisbon, Portugal – The MAGIC Consortium is proud to announce the participation of Instituto de Medicina Molecular João Lobo Ant...
What DDF Says
Duchenne Data Foundation is a powerful reality where data and information are shared and used to make a difference for the benefit of the global Duchenne community.
Nicoletta Madia
Project ManagerI have always wanted to work with data for the benefit of the world. Duchenne Data Foundation is the place where information and technology meet to enable the future that we are looking for.
Reli Todea
Data ScientistI often imagine how the life of boys with DMD would be if data was widely available for research, therapy development and standards of care. Through DDF, I hope to make this dream a reality
George Paliouras
ChairAlways considered myself as a Patient Advocate through my research in rare diseases, aiming at discovering the unknown and being one step closer to the cure. It was not so evident until I joined DDF that working on my own niche I was also contributing to data siloing. Here I stand to raise awareness on the importance of open data and data sharing and participate in initiatives to promote the discovery and (re)use of DMD data.
Elvina Sakellariou
Operations Officer and Research Project ManagerData is so much more than numbers and figures. Data can be transformed into actionable knowledge, and we need the global Duchenne community to determine what is useful and valuable for them.