The Cute Syndrome Foundation: SCN8A Support, Awareness, and Research
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Family and Researcher Roundtable

Having made substantial strides in preparing the SCN8A community for two clinical trials over the past three years, TCSF is now shifting its fall education series from Clinical Trial Readiness to a dynamic Family and Researcher Roundtable series, offering a broader scope of discussions on research and quality-of-life topics to ensure our community remains well-informed and actively engaged in the care and treatment of their loved ones with SCN8A.

2024

Unlocking Treatment Breakthroughs: Understanding the Praxis EMBOLD Study Phases

Brian Pfister, Praxis Precision Medicines
Brian Spar, Praxis Precision Medicines

Kacie Craig, The Cute Syndrome Foundation

Difficult Behaviors, Family Stress, and Strategies to Support Well-Being

Dr. Leann Smith Dawalt, University Center for Excellence In Developmental Disabilities at the Waisman Center
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Kacie Craig, The Cute Syndrome Foundation

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2023

Using ASOs to Treat SCN8A: Challenges and Opportunities

Dr. Madeleine Oudin, Tufts University and SCN8A mom
Kacie Craig, The Cute Syndrome Foundation and SCN8A mom

Delineating the Phenotypic Landscape of SCN8A-related Disorders

Dr. Jillian McKee, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Jan Magielski, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
​Kacie Craig, The Cute Syndrome Foundation

SCN8A Mutations: De Novo vs. Inherited and the Risk of Recurrence

Dr. Miriam Meisler, University of Michigan
​Kacie Craig, The Cute Syndrome Foundation

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Past PCDH19 Efforts

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The Cute Syndrome Foundation

PO Box 842 Ozark, MO 65721​
The Cute Syndrome is registered as a tax-exempt organization under IRS section 501(c)(3).
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Our tax identification number is: 46-2699066.

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  • Home
  • About
    • About SCN8A
    • About Us
    • Partner Organizations
    • Volunteers
    • Annual Report
  • Families
    • Join our SCN8A Community
    • Connor James Smith Patient Assistance Grant
    • Educational Videos >
      • Annual Gathering Event Recordings
      • Cheers to a Good Life
      • Clinical Trial Readiness Series
      • Family and Researcher Roundtable Series
      • Meaningful Change Series
    • Resources >
      • Caregiver Support
      • Reference Guide
      • Shareable Graphics
    • CUTE Connections Grant
    • SCN8A Warriors
    • Virtual Memory Wall
  • Events
    • Annual SCN8A Clinician, Researcher, and Family Gathering >
      • CUTIES Awards
    • 2025 Virtual Race
    • Monthly Family Programs
    • Researcher Roundtable
    • Awareness Day
    • 2024 Festival of Mark Making
  • Research
    • Clinical Trials
    • Research Grants
    • SCN8A Registry
  • Donate
  • Contact
  • Blog
  • Shop