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MUSIC CURES

We turn music into connection.
For children living with rare genetic diseases.

Our Model: Two Pillars

🧬 Gene Therapy — Education & Trust
Science is our responsibility.​
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We support families and advocacy groups by:
  • Translating complex science into plain language
  • Curating credible, publicly available information
  • Helping families evaluate claims without hype
 
We do not tell families what to do—we help them understand how scientists think.
🎵 Music — Advocacy & Connection
Music is our bridge.
 
We bring youth musicians into:
  • Fundraising events
  • Awareness campaigns
  • Family and community gatherings
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Music helps humanize disease, strengthen community bonds, and amplify advocacy efforts.

Youth
Leadership

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Jenna Liang
CO-FOUNDER

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Evan Ding
FOUNDER

An award-winning young musician and biomedical researcher, Evan is passionate about combining music, science, and service to make a difference. Through Melody Lab, he hopes to inspire young people to use their talents to support children and families affected by rare diseases. See Evan's LinkedIn.

Support US

For Young Musicians

Use your music to make a real difference.​

Join Melody Lab as a youth ambassador and perform in partnership with rare disease advocacy communities.

For Patients & Families

You are not alone.

Connect with advocacy partners, educational resources, and music-centered community events designed to uplift and inform.

For Advocacy Groups

Let’s work together.

Partner with Melody Lab to bring youth-led music programs to your fundraising events, awareness campaigns, and family gatherings.

Disclaimer
Melody Lab does not provide medical advice or treatment recommendations. All programs are educational, artistic, and advocacy-focused.
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