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RESEARCH PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITIES
Dr. Jacqueline Harris, MD, Kennedy Krieger Institute/Johns Hopkins Medical Institution, specializes in patients with epigenetic disorders with neurologic and/or cognitive manifestations in Kabuki Syndrome. Dr. Harris is currently conducting several research studies and is seeking participants. Please see the individual study details below.
Virtual Research Study: Understanding Sleep, Behavior, and Quality of Life in Kabuki Syndrome
A Clinical Study of the Brain and Cognition in Kabuki Syndrome
A Pilot Trial of a Dietary Therapy for Kabuki Syndrome
LATEST NEWS & INFORMATION
Oryzon announces $1 million grant from Kabuki syndrome philanthropists to support a precision medicine Phase I/II trial with vafidemstat
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HOPE will be the first clinical trial in precision medicine with vafidemstat in neurodevelopmental diseases
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Multicentric study to assess the efficacy of vafidemstat in Kabuki Syndrome patients
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Expected to start in early 2022
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In collaboration with the Kennedy-Krieger Institute
