In case you missed it, due to the snowstorm, the Hotel Concord was lit up in blue Saturday to honor International Angelman ...
Every morning, eight-year-old Isabelle watches from the window as her two sisters Madison and Olivia leave to walk to school.
International Angelman Day is recognized on February 15. The date reflects the genetic defect Angelman Syndrome causes in the 15th chromosome and nods to Feburary’s designation as Rare Disease Month.
Feb. 15 is International Angelman Syndrome Day, and the Synk family aims to raise awareness and honor people with the rare ...
Dr. Eric Levine’s cutting-edge autism research at UConn School of Medicine is reprogramming the donated skin or blood cells ...
Based on China's accumulated rare disease knowledge and genetic data from its population, PUMCH-GENESIS is the world's first rare disease model tailored to Chinese demographic characteristics. It ...
Encoded Therapeutics is shrinking its headcount by 29% as the gene therapy biotech draws resources away from its early-stage ...
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Connecticut college receives $400K for autism research from Philadelphia Eagles foundationThis is one of 22 cutting-edge projects selected to share in a total of $8.1 million in grants raised through the Eagles ...
Reports Q4 revenue $164.88M, consensus $158.71M. “We have created a next-generation rare disease company on a pathway to profitability with ...
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