$10,000 Funding for this grant enabled the largest survey ever to be conducted on AS regarding anticonvulsant drug use. This was an extensive questionnaire survey of families within and outside the United States and the results provided important information to […]
Read more$3,213 This research project was one of the earliest extensive surveys of behavioral traits in AS and was funded and enabled by the Angelman Syndrome Foundation (ASF) because of ASF’s affiliation with so many families within and outside of the […]
Read more$3,600 ASF maintains contact with hundreds of families throughout the United States and in other parts of the world and this contact serves as a valuable resource for investigators wishing to learn more about certain behavioral or medical problems of […]
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$40,269 Due to the relative rarity of AS, best treatment practices are often derived from parent questionnaires sent throughout the U.S. With this in mind, the ASF funded this research work by Dr. Peters to use a web-based parent questionnaire […]
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