My name is Tatiana, 28, from Russia.

My lymphedema started at 26, it affects my whole right leg from thigh to foot. Since the lymphedema began, my youthful life stopped. Why? Because now I have to adjust all my activities, my whole lifestyle to the disease. Doctors never talk about how

Join us on Wednesday, January 27, 2016, for a free livestreamed symposium. Simply click on our Livestream event page. If you would like to ask questions at the end, you can sign in.

Kathleen M. Caron, Ph.D. is a Professor and Chair in the Department of Cell Biology & Physiology in the

When it comes to lymphedema, lipedema, and lymphatic and venous diseases, the more you know the better. LE&RN's Virtual Expo brings together manufacturers, distributors, and schools to offer unique solutions and perspectives for patients and therapists alike. Each company has made a video

The Living with Lipedema and Dealing with Dercum's Conference will be April 8-10, 2016 at the Marriott St. Louis Airport hotel in St. Louis, MO. Keynote speaker is world renowned Fat Disorder expert, Karen L. Herbst, MD, PhD. Topics to include surgical and non-surgical treatment options in

On Wednesday, November 18, at 2pm EST (11am PST), LE&RN will be pleased to present Stanley G. Rockson, M.D. for "Lymphedema Prevalence and Treatment Benefits," as part of our livestreamed Symposium Series. The Symposium will be available for viewing, live, on our Livestream event page. At

On Wednesday, November 11, at 1pm EST, LE&RN will be pleased to present Nicole L. Stout DPT, CLT-LANA for "Debunking the Myths of Exercise and Lymphedema," as part of our livestreamed Symposium Series. You may watch the Symposium on our Livestream event page. At the end of the Symposium,

Stanley Rockson, MD, and Eser Tolunay, MD, will be moderating "Lymphatic Mechanisms in Cardiovascular Health and Disease" at the American Heart Association Scientific Annual Meeting in Orlando.

I recently had the opportunity to attend a conference hosted by NIH, “The Third Circulation: Lymphatics as Regulators in Health and Disease,” which I am grateful to LE&RN for providing the means for me to do so. This conference was conceived as a way of increasing the interactions between

Yesterday was the NYC Walk to Fight Lymphedema & Lymphatic Disease. So, how do we measure success?

For starters, we raised over $80,000 ($20,000+ more than last year). We had numerous vendors who flew across the country to have tables at the Walk (a first). We had 627 donors and 209