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2012 Caring and Sharing Conference Conference Dates: 20-21 July 2012 Courtyard Marriott Dunn Loring Fairfax, VA Dr. Lisa Wang, of Texas Children's Cancer Center and Baylor College of Medicine, has graciously agreed to participate and provide an update on current RTS research. The Foundation is hosting this two day event and we have allocated funds to assist up to 15 families. New families and families that have never attended a conference will be given top priority. All interested families should contact the Foundation at rtssupport@rtsplace.org as soon as possible. More information to follow! _______________________________________________________________________ Rothmund-Thomson Syndrome (RTS) is a rare genetic disorder that can affect people of all races and nationalities. Symptoms often first appear during infancy, usually between three and six months of age, in the form of a skin rash on the cheeks. Patients can have just a few or several features of the syndrome.
The Mission of the Rothmund-Thomson Syndrome Foundation is to foster worldwide awareness and education about RTS and related disorders and to encourage research through support of scientists and physicians devoted to studying the clinical spectrum, molecular and cellular basis of RECQL4 and related syndromes.
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If you want to receive periodic updates from the foundation, please provide complete contact information. Thank you!
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2012 Caring and Sharing Conference Conference Dates: 20-21 July 2012 Courtyard Marriott Dunn Loring Fairfax, VA Dr. Lisa Wang, of Texas Children's Cancer Center and Baylor College of Medicine, has graciously agreed to participate and provide an update on current RTS research. The Foundation is hosting this two day event and we have allocated funds to assist up to 15 families. New families and families that have never attended a conference will be given top priority. All interested families should contact the Foundation at rtssupport@rtsplace.org as soon as possible. More information to follow! _______________________________________________________________________ Rothmund-Thomson Syndrome (RTS) is a rare genetic disorder that can affect people of all races and nationalities. Symptoms often first appear during infancy, usually between three and six months of age, in the form of a skin rash on the cheeks. Patients can have just a few or several features of the syndrome.
The Mission of the Rothmund-Thomson Syndrome Foundation is to foster worldwide awareness and education about RTS and related disorders and to encourage research through support of scientists and physicians devoted to studying the clinical spectrum, molecular and cellular basis of RECQL4 and related syndromes.
_______________________________________________________________
If you want to receive periodic updates from the foundation, please provide complete contact information. Thank you!
*Mandatory Items