CTNNB1 syndrome fighter wins award

CTNNB1 syndrome fighter wins award

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Špela Miroševič, the founder and chairman of a rare-disease foundation, is the winner of this year's Ona 365 award, which is presented by the women's magazine OnaPlus.

Miroševič has dedicated her life to finding a cure for the CTNNB1 syndrome, an extremely rare genetic neurodevelopmental disorder that her son suffers from, CE Report quotes STA.

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