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EPISODE · Aug 22, 2025 · 59 MIN

Unlocking shared pathways and therapies for multiple CDGs

from GlycoCast, a journey of families, sugars and rare disorders · host Ivan Martinez Duncker

What happens when cutting-edge science meets the curiosity of a new generation? In this episode of Glycocast, we sit down with Dr. Tamas Kozics and Dr. Irena Muffels from the Icahn School at Mount Sinai to explore their personal stories with Congenital Disorders of Glycosylation (CDG) and how their research is uncovering new insights into these metabolic diseases.Together, they walk us through their latest work, sharing how using huge amounts of biological data through advanced multi-omics approaches is untangling the complexity of CDGs and unraveling potential common treatments.This episode is not just about science—it’s about mentorship, collaboration, and the passion that drives researchers to keep moving forward, hand-in-hand with families, toward answers.The link to the science article: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40743674/A family-friendly comprehensive summary will be avaiable soon at cdgcare.org

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