The Marfan Foundation is proud to announce the expansion of Marfan.org, the premier hub for Marfan syndrome information, which is now available in over 25 languages.
The Marfan Foundation, dedicated to providing vital information about Marfan syndrome worldwide, has unveiled an expanded language offering on Marfan.org. The site is now available in 17 additional languages, including Afrikaans, Arabic, Bengali, Catalan, Chinese, Danish, Esperanto, Filipino, Hebrew, Latvian, Norwegian, Polish, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Turkish and Ukrainian. These languages join the existing 11 options, making Marfan.org a truly global resource that is more inclusive than ever before.
The newly added languages join an already diverse range, including Spanish, Italian, German, French, Dutch, Swedish, Portuguese, Suomi, Mandarin, Japanese and Hindi. This expansion marks a significant step forward in supporting the international community affected by Marfan syndrome, fostering a sense of belonging and connection for individuals facing similar challenges.
By making Marfan.org available in a variety of languages, the Marfan Foundation aims to break down language barriers and ensure that individuals around the world have access to reliable, up-to-date resources. This initiative reflects the organisation’s commitment to global inclusivity, empowering individuals with the knowledge and support they need, regardless of their native language.
Visit the revamped Marfan.org today and explore the wealth of information now available in over 25 languages.