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Lipedema remains a poorly understood condition.
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Every day, thousands of women live with lipedema in silence, often without a diagnosis or appropriate care. Your support can truly make a difference. By making a donation, you help advance research, raise awareness among healthcare professionals, and provide better support for patients. Even a small gesture has a tangible impact. Together, we can break the isolation and bring recognition to this disease. Thank you for your commitment to our cause.

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Our research projects

Vascular approach to lipedema

A study is currently underway in Toulouse to better understand the role of blood vessels in lipedema. The objective is to improve the understanding of the disease and patient care.
2027

International Scientific Congress on Lipedema

Organization of an international scientific congress dedicated to lipedema. Location: Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie – Parc de la Villette, Paris. Objective: To bring together experts, researchers, and healthcare professionals around scientific advancements, diagnosis, and therapeutic strategies.

Anti-fibrosis biotechnological research

Biotechnological research project dedicated to the study of fibrosis mechanisms in lipedema. Objective: To develop innovative approaches targeting tissue fibrosis in order to improve treatments and patients' quality of life.

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