November 18, 2025 | Anthem Awards, CME, Healthcare Education, rare disease

Newark, NJ – [November 18, 2025] – Medscape, the leading digital platform for physicians and healthcare professionals (HCPs), has been awarded a 2025 Silver Anthem Award for Pathways in Rare Disease: Being Rare Together. The platform won in the Health: Education or Literacy Program or Platform category, celebrating its mission-driven work in helping to end the diagnostic odyssey for millions worldwide through healthcare education
Pathways in Rare Disease: Being Rare Together is a multifaceted destination page dedicated to education and resources from diagnosis to care. Activities are developed in collaboration with rare disease advocacy organizations and a steering committee of expert clinicians. Since its inception in 2021, the Pathways in Rare Disease learning center has delivered life-changing education at a global scale, including:
“We are honored to be recognized as a global leader with the mission of shortening the diagnostic odyssey for people with rare diseases through education for our membership of more than 13 million healthcare professionals worldwide,” said S. Christy Rohani-Montez, Worldwide Rare Disease Education Lead at Medscape. “We are proud and humbled to be in a position to be able to offer accredited education covering more than 100 different rare conditions and to be able to show that these initiatives lead to real-world changes in clinical practice.”
For more information on rare disease education at Medscape, contact S. Christy Rohani-Montez at srohani@medscape.net.
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Medscape is the leading clinical resource for physicians and healthcare professionals, delivering trusted medical news, evidence-based information, and point-of-care tools—now accelerated by AI. Serving specialists, primary care physicians, and the broader healthcare community, Medscape combines authoritative medical intelligence with powerful educational and clinical decision support tools. Medscape Education (medscape.org) is the premier destination for continuous professional development, offering 30+ specialty-focused channels with thousands of free CME and CE courses. Medscape is a subsidiary of WebMD Health Corp.
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