Telehealth Study on Early Development in Angelman Syndrome at Purdue University The Purdue University Neurodevelopmental Family Lab is recruiting families of children with Angelman syndrome 24 months old and under. This study aims to improve understanding of how children with […]
Read moreUNC School of Medicine is conducting a Brain Imaging Study Children from 0 to 24 months of age The goal of the study is to identify the earliest brain and behavioral symptoms of AS, to enable the possibility of detecting […]
Read moreOverview Participation in this study will help better our understanding of how development, behavior and communication change in individuals with AS over the course of their lives. We may know a lot about AS, but there are certain ages and issues that have […]
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