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Two weeks ago, Praxis Precision Medicines invited TCSF to their home base in Cambridge MA to talk to them about SCN8A community and to see how they can help—not just to help better treat SCN8A, but to do so as well as possible because they understand our experiences living with it.
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 TCSF Founder and Director, Hillary Savoie, with Xenon's VP of Biology, JP Johnson Jr, at Xenon during her visit in April 2019. Last week, Xenon announced that they had received positive feedback from the FDA regarding the development of XEN901 that supported advancing XEN901 directly into a pediatric clinical trial examining its efficacy in pediatric patients with SCN8A epileptic encephalopathy (SCN8A-EE). This is important as most Anti-Epileptic Drugs (AEDs) have to be studied in adults before they are studied in pediatric populations.
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