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Long-chain Fatty Acid Oxidation Disorders (LC-FAOD) are a group of rare conditions that impair the body’s metabolism from breaking down certain fats from food into energy. Although there are an estimated 2,000-3,5000 people living with LC-FAOD in the U.S., researchers have limited data on how LC-FAOD progresses overtime and how it is managed in the real world.

PicnicHealth is working on new research that uses data from medical records to better understand the day-to-day challenges of living with sickle cell. And we're looking for volunteers with sickle cell disease to help.

PicnicHealth gives people with lupus more control navigating their medical care. PicnicHealth does the hard work of tracking down medical records for patients, giving them access to their complete records, organized in one place. And with PicnicHealth, patients can choose to contribute their data to scientific research, which helps life sciences researchers accelerate breakthroughs in care.

Noga Leviner founded PicnicHealth after managing a Crohn's disease diagnosis to give patients more control navigating their own care. PicnicHealth does the hard work of tracking down medical records for patients, giving them access to their complete records, organized in one place. And with PicnicHealth, patients can choose to contribute their data to scientific research, which helps life sciences researchers accelerate breakthroughs in care.

PicnicHealth is proud to partner with WeAreILL to empower women of color living with MS to get better access to their medical records and to contribute to research on their terms.

Learn about the latest research into new treatments for paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH), including promising new drugs that have recently been approved by the FDA or are in clinical trials.

Learn about the latest research into new treatments for hemophilia, including several promising new drugs that are in clinical trials.

Learn about PicnicHealth's mission to support research into new treatments for sickle cell disease, and how we hope to support the sickle cell community.