Conferences

The Kabuki Syndrom Foundation’s Annual Research Conference and upcoming KSF Webinars are our key community touchpoints and fundraising events. In order to drive research that addresses our community’s greatest needs, we host events that directly speak to those needs and build connections amongst families and researchers. KSF brings the research to the community to make it more accessible and enable greater participation around the world. 

Conference recordings are now available on YouTube! Re-watch your favorite segment or catch up on anything you missed. You can also learn more about research recruitment flyers referenced during the event.

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Highlights from KSF's 2022 Research Conference

At KSF’s latest Annual Research Conference, 450 families, researchers, and clinicians from 35 countries connected and interacted on our virtual platform. 15 researchers shared and discussed their latest research findings and initiatives, stimulating collaborations amongst researchers while engaging patient families in Kabuki syndrome research. A couple of our most popular segments were:

Researchers also shared an update on the ORYZON clincal trial, hosted deep dives into clinical management guidelines, immune system changes, low muscle tone, and much more. Thank you to all our panelists and speakers this year!

Watch KSF's 2022 Research ConferenceView the 2022 Conference Agenda

Previous Conferences

2021 Virtual Research Conference
2021 Virtual Research Conference
2018 KSF Research Conference
2018 KSF Research Conference
2015 KSF Research Conference
2015 KSF Research Conference

Why is Kabuki Syndrome Treatable?

Thankfully, we know that mutations in two genes can cause the symptoms of Kabuki syndrome. Researchers have shown that symptoms are treatable in mice.

KSF has a plan to drive research to treatments for all people with Kabuki syndrome.

What is Kabuki Syndrome?KSF's Therapeutic Roadmap