Let us know what you think of this episode! We read every comment we receive.Dan Jeffries was born with a rare condition called Wyburn-Mason syndrome that has left him blind in one eye since birth. It was thanks to this condition he was invited to volunteer as a model patient for an Observed Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) for ophthalmology trainees. Only one trainee correctly identified the aterio-venous malformation in his eye but all six diagnosed him with an entirely new condition....Dan is an author, musician and Head of Online Learning at a veterinary education company. He also has two rare conditions and is a Trustee for Medics4RareDiseases. Creator of Rare Disease 101 and generally very useful and great person to know.Rare Disease 101: Everything you need to know about rare disease learn.m4rd.orgMe, Myself and Eye book: https://memyselfandeye.co.uk/Acrotales podcast: https://acrotales.com/episodes/The Pituitary Foundation: https://www.pituitary.org.uk/Views, ideas and opinions expressed in this podcast are personal to the individual and Medics4RareDiseases does not accept responsibility for those expressed by guests.M4RD receives funding from commercial companies which it works independently from. M4RD's Partners and Funders do not accept responsibility for any views expressed in this podcast. M4RD does not endorse any companies or products that it receives sponsorship from. For more information please see the show notes and www.m4rd.org/sponsors #DareToThinkRare

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