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Soleno Therapeutics continues to progress their novel therapeutic, DCCR, forward as a potential treatment of hyperphagia in PWS. On November 12th, Soleno met with the FDA to discuss the best path forward for DCCR. In their most recent press release, ...
Our FPWR funded researchers are working hard to eliminate the challenges of PWS. How about spreading some cheer this season by sending a holiday card thanking them for their work? Mailing addresses for FPWR's currently funded researchers are below or...
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The FPWR Family Conference takes place October 6-9, and this year, it's virtual and free. Here are the top 10 reasons you need to be there!
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During a time when much feels uncertain, one constant that we can count on is the never ending drive and tenacity of our PWS families and their desire to improve the future of Prader-Willi syndrome through supporting research.
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With COVID-19 keeping many of us indoors and isolated from our friends and family, we are all seeking new ways to stay connected and spice up our days! A few innovative community members have shared fun activities they have found that allow them to c...
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A new pilot project is seeking funding to map the genomes of 50 people with PWS and integrate that information with the Global PWS Registry data. This first-ever PWS Genome Project seeks to help researchers better understand differences in PWS sympto...
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COVID-19 has turned all of our lives upside down. These times can be particularly challenging for our loved ones with PWS who rely on routines and schedules. In this webinar, Elizabeth Roof, Senior Research Specialist at Vanderbilt Research Center, s...
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You won’t want to miss these speakers at the 2020 Virtual PWS Family Conference, October 6–9. Inspiration, hope, people who get it — that’s the 2020 Virtual PWS Family Conference! At this free virtual conference, you can join like-minded game-changer...
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In this 45-minute video, Sarah Peden, Director of One Small Step and FPWR's Community Development Director highlights the success of the PWS community in raising funds for PWS research. Sarah and parents of children with PWS share how they've gotten ...
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