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Of the 1 in 10 Americans living with a rare disease, only a small number of them receive a timely diagnosis. For many rare disease patients, the long journey to diagnosis remains one of the biggest challenges – jeopardizing health, time, and essential access to care and treatment. 

 

What barriers stand in the way of rare disease patients receiving an accurate diagnosis and getting the support they need? What will it take to improve diagnostics for the rare disease community, and what funding and coordinated efforts can make a difference? How do we need to reshape the policy framework for rare disease in order to move the dial on enhanced diagnosis and treatment? 

 

Join The Hill for a discussion on improving the diagnostic journey for the 30 million Americans living with rare disease.



Agenda

All times eastern and subject to change.

Band 1

1:00 pm

Dr. Kathleen H. Hicks,

Deputy Secretary of Defense

1:15 pm

Rep. Mike Rogers (R-AL),

Ranking Member, Armed Services Committee

1:25 pm 

Hon. Christine Wormuth,

Secretary of the Army

1:35 pm

 Sponsor Perspective | Wesley Kremer,

President, Raytheon Missiles & Defense

1:45 pm

 Hon. Carlos Del Toro,

Secretary of the Navy

1:55 pm

Band 1 Concludes

Band 2

 

2:15 pm

Panel: Analyzing Russian & Chinese Great Power Competition


Amb. Paula Dobriansky,

Former Under Secretary of State for

Global Affairs


Rexon Ryu,

Managing Partner, The Asia Group


2:30 pm

Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA),

Chair, Armed Services Committee

2:40 pm 

Hon. James Clapper,

Former Director of National Intelligence

2:55 pm

Dr. Stefanie Tompkins,

Director, DARPA

3:10 pm

Dr. Robert Gates,

Former Secretary of Defense

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12:30 - 12:40 PM

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12:40 - 12:50 PM

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12:50 - 1:10 PM

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1:10 - 1:20 PM

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Featuring

Juliet K. Choi

President & CEO

Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum

Rep. Rodney Davis

(R-IL)

member

Rare Disease Congressional Caucus

Rep. Diana DeGette

(D-CO)

Member, Energy & Commerce Committee


Member, Congressional Research and Development Caucus; Sponsor, Cures 2.0 Act 

Molly Murray

President & CEO

AUTOIMMUNE ASSOCIATION

Dr. Anne Pariser

Vice President, Medical and Regulatory Affairs, Alltrna

 

Fmr. Director, Office of Rare Diseases Research, National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences 

Joni Rutter, Ph.D

Acting Director

National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, National Institutes of Health

Dr. Marshall Summar

Director


Rare Disease Institute, Children’s National Hospital 

Staci White

Patient Advocate



Dr. Bradford Wilson

Co-Founder & Chief Scientific Officer


IndyGeneUS AI

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Tom Defay

Deputy Head of Diagnostics Strategy and Operations

Alexion Pharmaceuticals

Del Lebel

Head of US Government Affairs and Policy

ALEXION PHARMACEUTICALS

Moderator

Steve Scully

contributing editor

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Questions for our speakers? Tweet us: @TheHillEvents and #TheHillRareDiseases

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