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Awareness raising for Myasthenia Gravis in 2026 has been a huge success.
Communities across Australia made 2026 a landmark year for Myasthenia Gravis awareness. From the inaugural Brisbane Walk for Myasthenia Gravis Awareness and iconic landmarks illuminated in teal, to inspiring community events, fundraising campaigns and the nationwide Art With Heart initiative, thousands of Australians helped raise awareness and support those living with MG. These efforts strengthened community connections, increased public understanding, encouraged research and advocacy, and reinforced the importance of a united patient voice. Together with State Associations, volunteers, artists, supporters and participants, the Myasthenia Alliance Australia celebrated an extraordinary year of awareness, engagement and lasting impact across the country.
OH MG with Chloe Wigg
Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Month went to a new level this year with the Oh MG Art Exhibition held at the Logan Art Gallery in Brisbane. The artist, Chloe Wigg, who also has MG, worked for several years to stage this wonderful exhibition which highlights MG as a snowflake condition. The use of Mestinon bottles also…
Rare Diseases Day 2025!
Today is our special day as the world recognises people with a rare disease such as Myasthenia. The MAA share the 2025 logo with you and perhaps you will share this email with others. For the rare disease sector there are challenges to gaining comprehensive and equitable care and to being understood. Celebrating today and…