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    GI Issues in PWS: Dr. Anne Scheimann [VIDEO]
    This blog contains excerpts from a presentation on GI Issues in PWS given at the FPWR 2017 conference by Dr. Anne Scheimann.You can watch her complete presentation by clicking on the embedded video below. In case you don't have time
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    PWS Registry Data: Growth Hormone Use in People with PWS
    Growth hormone therapy (GHT) has become an important part of care for many people with Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS). Data collected through the Global PWS Registry offers an opportunity to better understand how often people with PWS use growth hormone, when
    PWS Stem Cell Repository to Accelerate Drug Development
    FPWR is working to eliminate the challenges of PWS by speeding up development of two types of therapies: Genetic therapies seek to compensate for the lack of expression of the paternally expressed PWS genes on chromosome 15. Pharmaceutical therapies act
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    How Schaaf-Yang Syndrome and PWS Are Related [VIDEO]
    This blog provides a brief summary of the FPWR 2017 conference presentation about the ways in which Schaaf-Yang syndrome and Prader-Willi syndrome are related. The talk was presented by Drs. Christian Schaaf, Ryan Potts and Rachel Wevrick. You can watch
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    Dr. Jennifer Miller: Standards of Care for PWS
    This blog provides a brief summary of Standards of Care for PWS, a presentation given by Dr. Jennifer Miller at the FPWR 2017 conference. We've captured some of the key points in the notes below. Dr. Jennifer Miller, a pediatrician
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    Results of Beloranib Clinical Trial In PWS Published
    The results of Zafgen's phase 3 study evaluating the use of the drug beloranib to curb hunger and induce weight loss in individuals with PWS has been published. The study was conducted by McCandless, et al; an abstract is here.
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    Uridine: A New Player in Appetite Regulation
    New research has revealed that a molecule called uridine plays a role in appetite regulation. This discovery could pave the way for potential new targets to control appetite and obesity. In recent years, researchers have been identifying new pathways and
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    Altered Link In Brain Regions Could Play Role In PWS Hyperphagia
    As with many neurodevelopmental disorders, individuals with PWS often struggle with developmental delays and impaired cognition. Within the Global PWS Registry, 75% of participants who have had IQ testing scored with some level of intellectual disability. In an effort to
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