The next upcoming webinar (date and time to be confirmed) will be “What do your ECG and cardiology results mean?”, with Dr Andrea Villatore.
Past webinars
Watch our past webinars below.
Webinar: What does your genetic result mean?
A genetic result can raise more questions than it answers. What does it mean? What should we be watching for? And what happens next? Dr Rebecca Levy hosts this webinar to help you make sense of it. Dr Levy is a member of Timothy Syndrome Alliance’s Scientific Advisory Board and is a child neurologist and neurogeneticist at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health.
Webinar: Antisense Oligonucleotide Trial for CACNA1C p.G406R variant
This webinar shares information about an upcoming treatment trial for the CACNA1C p.G406R variant in exon 8A, also known as Timothy Syndrome type 1. This session will matter most to affected families and will be of real interest to the clinicians and researchers following this work.
Our speaker is Dr Rebecca Levy, a child neurologist, neurogeneticist and neuroscientist at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health, where she studies rare neurologic genetic disorders.
If you would like to take part in this trial or find out more information, please get in touch with Dr Levy via email: rjlevy@stanford.edu
Translation into other languages
This is a language accessible series. Live translation and captions are provided through Wordly, so you can follow in your own language. You choose your language when you join.
Recordings
If you cannot attend on the day, please still register. Both sessions are recorded, and everyone who signs up receives the recording.
Start times around the world
- UK and Ireland (BST): 6.30pm
- Western and Central Europe (CEST): 7.30pm
- India (IST): 11.00pm
- US Eastern (EDT): 1.30pm
- US Central (CDT): 12.30pm
- US Pacific (PDT): 10.30am
- Australia Eastern (AEST): 3.30am, next day
These sessions provide general information, not individual medical advice. For anything specific to you or your family, please speak with your own clinician or genetic counsellor.
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