IPOPI, as part of the 3D GATA2 research project, is launching a survey titled “Understanding the Everyday Life of Patients with GATA2 Deficiency: an international survey” to better understand the experiences, needs and perspectives of people living with GATA2 deficiency and their families.

We invite people living with GATA2 deficiency, caregivers of someone with GATA2 deficiency, and family members of someone who was affected by GATA2 deficiency to take part in the survey.

Why is this survey important?

GATA2 deficiency is a rare genetic condition with a wide range of clinical manifestations. Although research is advancing our understanding of the condition, many aspects of its natural course remain unknown.

The 3D GATA2 research project brings together a large European clinical network to study GATA2-deficient patients and improve our understanding of the disease. By combining clinical and scientific research with the experiences and perspectives of patients and families, the project aims to contribute to a more complete understanding of GATA2 deficiency and, ultimately, support more personalised care for affected individuals.

Find out more about the 3D GATA2 project: https://gata2project.eu/

The patient and family perspective is an essential part of this work.

📅 Survey closes: 31 October 2026

🌍 Available in: English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.