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    PATH for PWS Data Supports Positive Findings From DCCR Trial
    Data from the PATH for PWS study, an ongoing natural history study of individuals with PWS sponsored by the Foundation for Prader-Willi Research, supports the benefits observed in the open-label study (C602) of DCCR. Analysis of trial data has shown
    PWS Registry Added 208 Participants In Past Year [INFOGRAPHIC]
    The Global PWS Registry continues to grow and strengthen as a valuable resource and research tool for the PWS community. The Registry currently has 1,846 participants. Over the past 12 months (July 2020-July 2021), the Registry has grown by over
    Diane Takes One SMALL Step for PWS Research
    A special contribution by guest blogger Diane Schantin When Austin was born, our whole family was up at the hospital celebrating. I vividly remember the nurses coming in to check his vitals, watching their faces, and hearing, “Oh my God.”
    New Paper Provides Data on Vision Problems in People with PWS
    Thanks to the participation of so many in our community, our team was able to share the largest study ever on eye problems in PWS, using data from the Global PWS Registry. The paper “Incidence of strabismus, strabismus surgeries, and
    Dispelling the Myths Of Our Life With PWS
    A special contribution by guest blogger Lisa Matesevac Our youngest child, Evan, was born in 2006. Little did I know what big changes were coming in our lives. I knew we would be outnumbered with three children. I knew we
    PWS Clinical Trial Opportunity: Pitolisant
    A phase 2 study of Pitolisant is enrolling patients ages 6 to 65 years old to evaluate the safety and impact of an investigational medicine, Pitolisant, for excessive daytime sleepiness, cognition, and behavioral function in people with PWS. A live
    FPWR and PWSA | USA Engage FDA in Patient Listening Session
    On June 17, 2021, FPWR and PWSA | USA engaged the FDA in a Patient-Led Listening Session to share our community’s experiences related to Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS). The purpose of this meeting was to promote dialogue between the FDA and
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