Angelman Syndrome – Gene Therapy | Tuberous sclerosis – Information for GPs

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Part 1: Angelman Syndrome – Gene Therapy

  • How gene therapy works
  • The conditions for which gene therapy is currently approved
  • The future direction of gene therapy and in particular its potential for treating conditions such as Angelman Syndrome

 

Host: Dr Terri Foran, Medical Educator

Expert: Prof David Segal, Biochemistry & Molecular Medicine

Recommended resources:

 

Part 2: Tuberous sclerosis – Information for GPs

  • The clinical manifestations of Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC)
  • The genetics of TSC
  • The importance of early diagnosis of TSC
  • New therapies for the management of TSC
  • Recommended clinical surveillance for those with a diagnosis of TSC

 

Host: Dr Terri Foran, Medical Educator

Expert: Dr Clara Chung, Clinical Geneticist

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Last Updated: 12 Jul, 2024

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