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About the organisation

The Magyar Mukopoliszacharidózis Társaság (Hungarian MPS Society) was founded in 1991 by five families. The Society's core mission is to unite children and their families suffering from MPS (Mucopolysaccharidosis) and similar metabolic diseases. They are dedicated to representing the interests of this community and providing essential assistance to help them cope with the disease and navigate daily life.

Areas of specialisation

Where this organisation focuses its support

Diseases & conditions
Mucopolysaccharidosis
Therapeutic area
Metabolism and nutrition disorders
Age groups served
Adults

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