Associated conditions

Brings together practical guidance, resources and tools to help National Member Organisations build capacity, support their communities and advance advocacy initiatives.

First conditions

A short introduction about the associated disease should be placed here.

This text should briefly explain the condition in no more than three or four lines to ensure a clear and mobile-friendly reading experience.

Second conditions

Use this area to provide a concise overview of the associated disease, including a brief description or key information relevant to patients and caregivers.

Keep the text short and easy to scan, especially on mobile devices.

Third conditions

Add a short summary introducing the associated disease and its relevance within the context of primary or secondary immunodeficiencies.

This section should remain concise, as additional resources and downloadable materials will be available below.

Forth conditions

This introductory text should provide a brief and accessible explanation of the associated disease. For optimal readability across devices, especially mobile, it is recommended to limit the content to three or four lines.

Leaflets

Informative brochures covering various aspects of Primary Immunodeficiencies (PIDs), including symptoms, treatments, and patient care.

These are available in multiple languages. Is you language missing? Reach out to IPOPI at [email protected] and help us make these resources available for your community.

Mini-documentaries

Short video films that provide information about Immunodeficiencies, featuring insights from patients and healthcare professionals. They highlight important issues faced by the PID community, enhance knowledge, and foster greater stakeholder engagement on specific topics.

Turning plasma into life-saving treatments
Turning plasma into life-saving treatments (2024)
Immunoglobulins: Essential medicines to treat immunodeficiencies
Immunoglobulins: Essential medicines to treat immunodeficiencies (2024)

Fifth conditions

Include a short and informative introduction to the associated disease here. The text should remain concise and easy to read, while additional information and downloadable resources can be accessed below.