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We’re excited to introduce two new members of the FPWR team: Karla Blair and Nicci Peterson! As parents, advocates, and passionate members of the PWS community, Karla and Nicci bring heartfelt commitment and a personal perspective to our work. Their ...
Still United, Still Inspired We're still riding the wave of connection, energy, and inspiration from United in Hope 2025! This incredible event brought together three powerful organizations - the Foundation for Prader-Willi Research (FPWR), the Prade...
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Behind the recent FDA approval of the first treatment for hyperphagia in PWS is a powerful story of patient data and community collaboration—driven by the Global PWS Registry.
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On Tuesday, April 22, PWSA | USA and FPWR offered a PWS Community Town Hall for caregivers and guardians to hear more about people's lived experiences with VYKAT XR. Experiences were shared from individuals who participated in the phase 3 clinical tr...
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May is PWS Awareness Month. Awareness is where it starts. Action moves research forward.
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We are thrilled to share that the FDA has approved the first treatment for hyperphagia (excessive hunger) in individuals with Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS). VYKAT XR (previously referred to as DCCR) is now approved for adults and children 4 years of ag...
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Everything we do is made possible by you—our dedicated supporters and partners on this journey. Since 2003, FPWR has been committed to finding and funding the most promising research to advance treatments for Prader-Willi and Schaaf-Yang syndromes. T...
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The Foundation for Prader-Willi Research (FPWR) is excited to announce key updates to its board leadership and membership for 2025. With these changes, FPWR continues to prioritize its mission of eliminating the challenges of Prader-Willi syndrome (P...
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On February 7th, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced a drastic, immediate reduction in overhead funding for universities, medical centers, and research institutions—cutting indirect costs to a flat 15% rate. This significant reduction j...
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