Chairs: Anjali Sadhwani, Boston Children’s Hospital & Anne Wheeler, RTI International, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Discussant: Dominique Pichard, International Rett Syndrome Foundation
Papers:
- From bench to bedside – The evolution of treatment options for Angelman syndrome: Elizabeth Jalazo, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- The importance of natural history studies and linking data from multiple sources for the development of interventions and treatments in Angelman syndrome: Katherine Andersone, Boston Children’s Hospital, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Boston, MA; Sarah Nelson Potter, RTI International; Angela Gwaltney, RTI International; Sonya Powers, ; Anne Wheeler, RTI InternationalAmanda Moore, Angelman syndrome Foundation Anjali Sadhwani, Boston Children’s Hospital Lynne Bird, UCSF Wen-Hann Tan, Boston Children’s Hospital
- Outcome measures and clinical endpoints for Angelman syndrome – What is meaningful?: Angela Gwaltney, RTI International; Sonya Powers, ; Sarah Nelson Potter, RTI International; Katherine Anderson, Boston Children’s Hospital; Anne Wheeler, RTI InternationalAnjali Sadhwani, Boston Children’s Hospital