Demystifying
rare diseases
Phantasticals may be rare, but they’re still there.
They’re just like real people with low-prevalence conditions, including Pulmonary Hypertension (PH), Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP). These conditions are often overlooked or misunderstood, and misdiagnosis can have a significant impact on patient outcomes.
Join us in demystifying these rare diseases to shift the narrative!
PH can feel like having to hold my breath under water
Demystifying mermaids.
Demystifying PH.
People might not believe in mermaids, but just like patients with PH, they symbolise real pulmonary health stories that need deeper exploration and recognition.
Meet the PH mermaidsAs Tau protein builds up, my world feels out of balance
Demystifying centaurs.
Demystifying PSP.
Patients with PSP seek balance between the cognitive and physical aspects of their condition, just like how centaurs seek harmony between two worlds. Together, we can make their struggle seen.
Meet the PSP centaurPHANTASTICALS
are real.
PH, ALS and PSP are all rare but real. Too often, they are diagnosed too late, which can significantly affect a patient’s treatment journey. By raising awareness and advocating for timely diagnoses, we can help ensure that each patient living with a rare disease gets the care they need.
Let’s keep our eyes open for the extraordinary Phantasticals who are living among us. Together, we can demystify their rare diseases.
Our commitment to people living with rare diseases
At Ferrer, we are dedicated to transforming the lives of patients suffering from severe and debilitating rare diseases.
We combine our knowledge and expertise to innovate in two main therapeutic areas: pulmonary vascular and interstitial lung diseases, and neurological disorders. These conditions are rare and often overlooked—highlighting the need for a committed partner in a space that few are willing to venture into.
That commitment is at the heart of the work we do to raise awareness, promote timely diagnoses, and bring greater good to more people around the world.