CLOVES Syndrome Community is excited to partner with the medical data science company AllStripes to create a research database that will power new PIK3CA-related overgrowth spectrum (PROS) research studies. To move this research forward, we’re looking for families/patients willing to contribute their medical records to make this effort as strong as possible. All data shared
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Surveillance Epidemiology of Coronavirus (COVID-19) Under Research Exclusion for Vascular Anomalies. Researchers need information on COVID-19 and vascular anomalies. If you have a vascular anomaly and contract COVID-19, please ask your doctor to complete the brief questionnaire below. The SECURE-VA registry is a collaborative worldwide registry for healthcare providers to report COVID-19 in vascular anomaly patients. We
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Dear GoPI3Ks/CLOVES community, When Mandy Sellars approached me about a contribution to this year’s GoPI3Ks newsletter, I could not help asking myself the same old question: “Is this year ALREADY over?” As usual, this question triggered substantial reflections. It is hard to believe that it has been a bit over a year already since I
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For this year’s CLOVES Awareness Day on August 3rd, we wanted to share the voices of our community. We asked our community to share challenges, worries and what matters most to them. We believe that your opinion matters and that by amplifying the voices of people with CLOVES and their families, we can create meaningful
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CLOVES Syndrome Community Receives $450,000 Award from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Transformative grant will empower a patient community to accelerate collaborative research against CLOVES Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder KENNEBUNK, ME — (February 3, 2020) — Rare disease is anything but rare. As many as 7,000 rare diseases affect 400 million people globally. The vast majority are
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Thanks to your support and our successful Fall 2018 Fundraising efforts, we’ve made another research donation. On February 27, 2019 we donated $20,000 to Canaud Lab for their continued work on CLOVES/PROS. This donation will be used for the creation of animal models to test PIK3CA inhibitors and to study PIK3CA related overgrowth physiopathology.A note
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