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Two recently released studies represent good first steps to identifying possible uses of probiotic supplementation in PWS. The studies looked at effects of probiotic use on constipation, abdominal fat, fasting insulin and insulin resistance levels, w...
If you value PWS research and want to help find treatments for PWS, join us for a panel of parents and hear how they've taken action in their own unique ways. In this 50‑minute video, active PWS parents and fundraisers talk about how they've gotten c...
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My son with PWS turns 12 years old this year. He experiences many of the challenges of PWS and, like every parent, I dream of the day when he can live a FULL and independent life. This is why I am as excited as ever as we enter 2021 …
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The Foundation for Prader-Willi Research announces our second round of Research Awards in 2020 totaling $666,566. FPWR is dedicated to supporting research that advances the understanding and treatment of Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS) and to that end, h...
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In this hour-long video, the CEO of Soleno Therapeutics and researcher Dr. Jennifer Miller go into detail on the design and results of the DCCR phase 3 clinical trial. The session also covers next steps for making the drug available to treat PWS, dis...
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Despite the enormous challenges of 2020, PWS scientists and clinicians persevered and made tremendous headway in understanding PWS, advancing new treatments, and improving care. New insights into the biology of PWS have identified new targets for dru...
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In this 36-minute Return of Results session, David Ryman of Levo Therapeutics provides insights into the Phase 3 clinical trial of carbetocin, including next steps for making the drug available to treat hyperphagia and anxiety behaviors in PWS. This ...
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A new study sheds light on the clinical characteristics of Schaaf-Yang Syndrome in adults. In addition to other important findings, the study suggests there is more overlap between PWS and Schaaf-Yang Syndrome than previously understood, and confirms...
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Join Dr. Theresa Strong and the FPWR Research Team to learn more about what is happening in PWS research. In this 68-minute video, the FPWR Research Team members summarize highlights, recent findings and the latest on PWS research and available resou...
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