Supporting Education and Research
We work to continuously refine our specialty areas and treatments, investing in medical innovations that bring a brighter future. In addition to this, we are constantly committed to activities and initiatives within disease communities which support awareness and better research in areas of need, particularly within rare diseases.
Arrigo Prize: Committed to Excellence in Research
Established in 2000 in memory of Arrigo Recordati, this international recognition aims to promote scientific research. The 2024 Award was dedicated to the promotion and recognition of excellence in research within paediatric oncology, specifically neuroblastoma.
The prize is given to an early-career researcher who has particularly stood out for formulating an innovative research project. The winner is selected by an independent panel formed of global experts.
Filling the educational gap in rare diseases
Recordati Rare Diseases Foundation aims to organise training on rare diseases to improve diagnosis and spread currently available knowledge on therapeutic options.
The organisation promotes scientific sharing of experience and knowledge between centres of expertise and specialists across the globe.
Every year, the Foundation proposes tailored face to face courses that aim to provide physicians, worldwide, with clinically useful and the most up-to-date information concerning current knowledge and recommendations for care.
The Foundation has delivered over 75 courses to over 3000 healthcare professionals since its creation.
The Recordati Rare Diseases Foundation is a not-for-profit corporate foundation and operates independently from Recordati Rare Diseases’ business
Filling the educational gap in rare diseases
Recordati Rare Diseases Foundation aims to organise training on rare diseases to improve diagnosis and spread currently available knowledge on therapeutic options.
The organisation promotes scientific sharing of experience and knowledge between centres of expertise and specialists across the globe.
Every year, the Foundation proposes tailored face to face courses that aim to provide physicians, worldwide, with clinically useful and the most up-to-date information concerning current knowledge and recommendations for care.
The Foundation has delivered over 75 courses to over 3000 healthcare professionals since its creation.
Unique partner with scientific societies
Recordati Rare Diseases is proud of its strong and unique partnership with international scientific societies.
