International Reach
Patients contributing data from across the globe
A secure, centralised global database for Wilson's Disease research
Recording health data from consenting individuals with Wilson's Disease worldwide to improve clinical outcomes and advance research into this rare genetic disorder.
Patients contributing data from across the globe
Advisory board includes patient representatives
Data shapes clinical guidelines and future therapies
The International Wilson Disease (iWD) Registry was established in 2021 to describe the natural history of treated Wilson Disease. With more than 340 patients enrolled by January 2024, from participating centres in the UK, France, Belgium, Spain, Germany, Poland and Saudi Arabia, the Registry is generating a wealth of data designed to identify unmet needs of patients and research priorities. Orphalan sponsors the Registry.
The iWilson's Disease Registry collects accurate, de-identified health data from patients worldwide to advance our understanding of Wilson's Disease and improve treatment outcomes.
By participating in this global registry, patients contribute to a valuable resource that will help shape future treatment strategies and improve care for individuals with Wilson's Disease around the world.
Built on principles of global collaboration, data security and clinical excellence
Recording Wilson's Disease health data from patients around the world, creating a comprehensive resource that transcends geographic boundaries and enables international collaboration.
Ensuring the highest standards of data privacy and security for all participants. All information is de-identified and protected using industry-leading security protocols.
Outcomes prioritised by our expert Scientific Advisory Board for the benefit of both physicians and patients, ensuring data collected is clinically meaningful and actionable.
Building a comprehensive global resource for Wilson's Disease research
Secure portal for patients, caregivers and healthcare professionals
Any individual with a confirmed diagnosis of Wilson's Disease who provides informed consent can participate in the iWilson's Disease Registry. Participation is voluntary and can be withdrawn at any time.
All patient data is de-identified and stored using secure, encrypted databases. We comply with international data protection regulations including GDPR and HIPAA. No personally identifiable information is shared with researchers or third parties.
Your participation helps researchers understand disease progression, treatment effectiveness and patient outcomes on a global scale. This data informs clinical guidelines, supports new treatment development and improves care for all patients with Wilson's Disease.