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Wearable devices to capture sleep problems

Today we would like to share an interesting article that discusses the challenges of studying sleep problems in autistic people. Historically, research participants have had to sleep in a lab while connected to cumbersome equipment such as polysomnography, which can be uncomfortable and interfere with sleep, particularly for someone with autism who may also have […]

The Burden of Illness Study in Rett Syndrome

Following our Network Support and Research Event we would like to share a video of Walter Kaufmann presentation “Burden of Illness in Rett Syndrome: Initial Evaluation of a Disorder-Specific Caregiver Survey”. In this talk, Walter Kaufmann will present an overview of the Burden of Illness in Rett Syndrome survey. Previous studies have shown that individuals […]

Update from Anavex Life Sciences clinical trial

Anavex Life Sciences Corp. announced the completion of the ANAVEX®2-73 (blarcamesine) U.S. Phase 2 study in Rett syndrome. The Company expects to announce topline results from this study in the next quarter. ANAVEX®2-73 is an orally available, small-molecule activator of the sigma-1 receptor which, data suggest, is pivotal to restoring neural cell homeostasis and promoting […]

Replays of Network Support and Research Event 

We are delighted that the Rett Syndrome Europe Network Support and Research Event was so successful. Many thanks to our funders The European Joint Programme for Rare Diseases Network Support Scheme and our sponsors Anavex, Taysha, Neurogene and Neuren for making this possible. Also thanks to our country hosts in Turkuye, Hungary, UK, Netherlands, Serbia, […]

European Rett Syndrome Congress 2023

The Rett Syndrome Association of France, AFSR are delighted to announce that they are hosting the 2023 European Congress in Marseille on 7th and 8th October 2023. The website is now live with the programme and information about the venue and accommodation. Rett Syndrome Europe will be holding their 2023 General Assembly there during the […]

ActiveRett!

The team at Telethon Kids in Australia led by Dr Jenny Downs have developed a new online resource to help families and carers support people with Rett syndrome to live more physically active lives. They are inviting family members and carers anywhere in the world to look at the ActiveRett web page and evaluate it […]

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