The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD)

Database Subscriptions

Many libraries, schools, universities, and hospitals subscribe to NORD’s Rare Disease Database for unlimited access to reports on more than 1,200 diseases.

Index of Rare Diseases

This is the list of diseases currently covered in the Rare Disease Database.

Rare Disease Database

Search this database for reports on more than 1,200 diseases.

View sample report

Index of Organizations

This is the list of organizations in NORD’s Organizational Database.

Organizational Database

Read about more than 2,000 patient organizations and other sources of help.

NORD's
Washington Office

NORD's Washington OfficeRead about events on Capitol Hill, funding for rare-disease research, and other topics of interest from NORD's office in Washington, DC.

 

Programs & Services

NORD Subscriptions

Many public libraries, hospitals, schools, social-service agencies, and universities subscribe to NORD's Rare Disease Database for patients and families. A subscription provides unlimited access to over 1200 disease reports and helps people find support groups and other patient organizations. It's an invaluable tool for family counseling and referrals.

In the past, subscribers accessed the database via password and username. Recently, in response to requests from subscribers, NORD instituted a new IP access option. With ip access, instead of viewing the report abstract, users view the entire report. Now, subscribers may choose either of these approaches.

The disease reports are written in understandable language. They cover symptoms, causes, and standard and investigational therapies. Each report includes a list of support groups and other patient organizations for that disease, with Web links and complete contact information. 5 disease reports are included in the Demo below.

The cost of a subscription using a password and username is $450 per year. There is an additional $50 annual fee for subscribers who choose IP access (with an extra $25 for each additional IP address or range of addresses beyond the first).

The reports in the database are copyrighted, and subscribers must agree not to alter the information in any way or to sell it to others. Subscribers may print individual reports for distribution to their members or clients as long as those reports clearly bear the NORD copyright notice, name, address, and Web site. (Our simple subscription agreement is included in the Demo below)

For information about Web subscriptions, write to the Webmaster at webmaster@rarediseases.org or Mary Dunkle at mdunkle@rarediseases.org, or call (203) 744-0100. Subscriptions using the password/username option may be ordered online. For IP access subscriptions, contact the Webmaster or Mary to let them know what IP address or range of addresses you would like to use.

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Since 1983, working toward the prevention, treatment, and cure of rare “orphan” diseases.

NORD Resource Guide
The NORD Resource Guide The new and expanded NORD Resource Guide (5th edition) is now available. It lists more than 1,300 organizations helping people with rare disorders.

When You Buy a Report...
NORD is not a government agency. The $7.50 processing fee for disease reports, and the annual fee for subscriptions, are the primary source of support for our Web site and database maintenance. When you pay those fees, you support advocacy and many other services provided by NORD.

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As a member of NORD, you’ll receive benefits in addition to the satisfaction of knowing you’re helping people with rare diseases. Read about our levels of Membership and the benefits of each.

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