A-T Parents, As promised, we are hosting another discussion about COVID-19 as the school year will be starting soon. The A-T Children’s Project is planning a special webinar that I will be moderating: COVID-19 and Ataxia-Telangiectasia: Part 3 – a conversation with: Howard Lederman, MD, PhD – Pediatric Immunologist and Director of the A-T Clinical Center at Johns Hopkins … Read More
A-T Parents, It’s time for another discussion about COVID-19 as communities reopen and parents consider how and when their families can safely return to work and school. The A-T Children’s Project has planned a special webinar that I will be moderating: COVID-19 and Ataxia-Telangiectasia: Part 2 – a conversation with: Howard Lederman, MD, PhD – … Read More
Hi everyone, I hope you and your families are continuing to stay safe during the pandemic. Over the past year, you’ve heard me talk a lot about testing an approach called antisense oligonucleotide (ASO) gene therapy in a little girl with A-T. She has continued to receive regular injections, and we’re grateful that we haven’t … Read More
To Our A-T CureTeam, We hope that you all are staying safe and healthy! The world may now seem to be at a halt, but A-T research and fundraising continues. Our fight for a cure remains a crucial priority while we all navigate an unprecedented time. With an optimistic outlook, we are opening registration for … Read More
A-T Parents, While we are not aware of anyone with A-T in the world who has contracted COVID-19, the situation in our communities definitely impacts A-T families as they stay home to keep safe. To help families navigate this new normal, the A-T Children’s Project hosted a special webinar on Tuesday April 28th: COVID-19 and … Read More
The United Kingdom has come up with a “BRILLIANT” idea for something charities can do in the midst of this terrible COVID-19 environment to ensure that fund raising for important causes continues. And a wonderful organization based in England, Action for A-T, has encouraged our global community of A-T families, volunteers, donors and friends to … Read More
A-T Parents, Hope you and yours are keeping safe and well! With schools across the United States and Canada closed, A-T parents are stepping up to manage homeschooling their kids.To help parents navigate this new normal, the A-T Children’s Project hosted a special webinar on Saturday, April 18th. Over 50 families tuned in as A-T … Read More
Hi everyone, I hope you and your family are doing well and keeping safe. As much as the COVID-19 pandemic has changed our world, I wanted to let you know that our ASO gene therapy trial for A-T – that you helped make possible – has not stopped. It continues forward, bringing hope to many … Read More
Dear A-T Families, The A-T Children’s Project is eager for families of children and adults who have A-T to be as informed as possible as we all plan for the emerging COVID-19 virus outbreak. We strongly suggest that A-T families review the information that is provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It … Read More
We are excited to announce that we are selling six new shirts for Rare Disease Day 2020, coming up on February 29th. We’ve chosen the Be Brave, Be Strong, Be Proud slogan this year as a testament to the fortitude of A-T families. The shirts are available starting today in both grey and white at … Read More
