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Welcome to the Foundation for Angelman Syndrome Therapeutics

We have one goal: to cure Angelman syndrome.

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What is
Angelman Syndrome?

Angelman syndrome (AS) is a rare genetic condition that affects the nervous system, leading to challenges with movement, balance, and communication. It is caused by changes to chromosome 15, which impact brain function.

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FAST Angelman Syndrome News

FAST Speaks at the 2025 MENA Congress for Rare Diseases

Expanding the Pre-Clinical Research Landscape for Angelman Syndrome

Oak Hill Bio to continue the development of rugonersen, an investigational ASO previously owned by Roch...

FAST-funded researcher highlights the involvement of UBE3A in different neurodegenerative diseases

CAN Spotlight: Bike 4 Briar Starts May 27th!

Progress for Angelman Syndrome Relies on a Strong NIH and FDA

IONIS REVEAL Phase 3 Clinical Trial Update

Exciting Announcement: Launch of Our New Electronic Journal

Community Update: New Insights into Health and Prevention in Angelman Syndrome

The Economic Burden of Caring for Individuals with Angelman Syndrome

CAN Spotlight: Matthew Gocker continues to support AS Family in Wisconsin!

FAST Italy Hosts Its First Scientific Symposium on Angelman Syndrome

International Angelman Day 2025: Round-Up

FAST Poland Organized the 1st Polish National Angelman Syndrome Conference

Introducing the Angelman Syndrome Global Community Advisory Board (CAB)

A high sensitivity assay of UBE3A ubiquitin ligase activity from Dr. Albert Keung’s Lab

2025 AS Congressional Advocacy Day: Legislative Priorities

FAST announces the launch of two biotech companies to advance investigational gene-targeted therapies f...

February 2025: Advocacy updates and actions to take

CAN Spotlight: Raye’s Birthday Fundraiser

FAST Speaks at the 2025 MENA Congress for Rare Diseases

Expanding the Pre-Clinical Research Landscape for Angelman Syndrome

Oak Hill Bio to continue the development of rugonersen, an investigational ASO previously owned by Roch...

FAST-funded researcher highlights the involvement of UBE3A in different neurodegenerative diseases

CAN Spotlight: Bike 4 Briar Starts May 27th!

Progress for Angelman Syndrome Relies on a Strong NIH and FDA

IONIS REVEAL Phase 3 Clinical Trial Update

Exciting Announcement: Launch of Our New Electronic Journal

Community Update: New Insights into Health and Prevention in Angelman Syndrome

The Economic Burden of Caring for Individuals with Angelman Syndrome

CAN Spotlight: Matthew Gocker continues to support AS Family in Wisconsin!

FAST Italy Hosts Its First Scientific Symposium on Angelman Syndrome

International Angelman Day 2025: Round-Up

FAST Poland Organized the 1st Polish National Angelman Syndrome Conference

Introducing the Angelman Syndrome Global Community Advisory Board (CAB)

A high sensitivity assay of UBE3A ubiquitin ligase activity from Dr. Albert Keung’s Lab

2025 AS Congressional Advocacy Day: Legislative Priorities

FAST announces the launch of two biotech companies to advance investigational gene-targeted therapies f...

February 2025: Advocacy updates and actions to take

CAN Spotlight: Raye’s Birthday Fundraiser

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