PicnicHealth is excited to announce $35 million in funding, including a $25 million Series B led by Felicis Ventures, and a previously-unannounced $10 million Series A led by Amplify Partners, which also participated in the Series B.

Learn about common guidelines for managing sickle cell disease.

"I’m not someone who has ever asked for help," says Kim, whose son Charlie lives with a rare disease referred to as SLC6A1. "I don’t do it in any other aspect of my life. But in this situation, I have no choice: ask for help or watch my son suffer.”

Awareness days, weeks or even months are opportunities to rally a community and raise funding to advance the mission of nonprofit organizations that serve individuals living with a rare disease and their families.

What is safe to eat when you have ulcerative colitis? Learn about what foods to avoid to help in managing ulcerative colitis and other inflammatory bowel diseases.

Lara and Ron have had to make tough decisions in the fight against their son’s rare disease, including whether to undergo a potentially risky brain surgery.

Announcing the official launch of PicnicHealth's scientific research platform. PicnicHealth is gathering medical records data from proactively consenting patients, de-identifying it to ensure patient data privacy, and then aggregating it with the goal of deepening the scientific understanding of serious diseases. This data, known as “real-world data” helps researchers better understand what diseases look like outside of the controlled setting of clinical trials where research has traditionally been done.

Once devoted to his job, he is now devoted to supporting others with myositis.

Nicole's daughter Olivia is living with CDKL5, a rare disease characterized by frequent seizures. She has some advice for other parents raising rare children.

The Children’s Tumor Foundation, an AllStripes partner, is on a mission to show the value of patients’ voices and inclusion in the decision-making process.

Gary was diagnosed with PSP, a rare disease that often presents with symptoms similar to Parkinson’s disease. He’s struggled with the condition, but also the feelings of isolation and frustration that accompany it.

PicnicHealth doctor and founding team member Gillian Hanson uses her own experience as a patient to help the hemophilia community and other disease communities for PicnicHealth.

After their daughter Iris was diagnosed with the rare disease GM1, Douglas and Christine decided to find answers by forging their own path.

Mary and Jerry’s lives were forever changed when Jerry was diagnosed with the rare disease PSP. The choices he's made since aim to ensure future PSP patients and caregivers don’t go through what they did.

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

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.

Myositis Support and Understanding Association provides patients and caregivers the platforms, programs and resources they need to thrive while living with a chronic and debilitating rare disease.

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.

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

Learn where to find medications in your electronic health records (EHRs) and electronic medical records (EMRs).

Learn about the difference between IBD vs IBS. Inflammatory bowel disease includes diseases like Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, whereas irritable bowel syndrome can cause pain but doesn’t lead to life-threatening complications.

PicnicHealth explains what electronic health records and electronic medical records are, including the differences between EHRs vs EMRs.

Learn about the benefits of electronic health records (EHRs) and how they can make the medical system more efficient and provide better care for patients.

Learn about personal health records (PHRs), including different types, like standalone PHRs and tethered or connected PHRs.

Learn about research that's being done to find new treatments for multiple sclerosis (MS), including drugs like ocrelizumab, fingolimod, and glatiramer acetate.