Topics: Research, Global PWS Registry
For parents of an infant with PWS, one of the first major challenges they face is feeding difficulties and having their baby consume enough nutrition and calories. Data from the Global PWS Registry shows that more than 75% of registry participants re...
Most people with PWS are social and enjoy spending time with family and friends. However, making and keeping friends can be difficult for people with PWS. Because of food issues, people with PWS often need supervision and monitoring, which can make i...
Topics: Research, Global PWS Registry
Speech requires a complex combination of cognitive processing to quickly find and combine the right words, paired with the physical process of producing sounds. Since PWS impacts a variety of pathways that contribute to speech and sound development, ...
Topics: Research, Global PWS Registry
Anxiousness is a common challenge for our loved ones with PWS. Within the Global PWS Registry, caregiver-reported anxiety is an issue for 61% of individuals ages 10-14, and rises to almost 75% for individuals 15 and older.
Topics: Research, Global PWS Registry
The inability to vomit has previously been cited as a characteristic of Prader-Willi syndrome. While there is a reduction in vomiting as compared to neuro-typical peers, 54% of participants in the Global PWS Registry have vomited (n=304) indicating t...
Topics: Research, Global PWS Registry
The Global PWS Registry, launched in May of 2015, now has more than 1,000 registered participants diagnosed with PWS, Schaaf-Yang syndrome and USP-7 mutations. This blog shares some highlights of the data collected via the registry to date. Global PW...
Topics: Research, Global PWS Registry






