To improve the quality of life for people with a rare disease – from diagnosis, to clinical management, to treatments, and even a cure – patient and family participation in research is critical. You can do more than wait for change, you can drive Kabuki syndrome research forward with us.
KSF can help you find ways to contribute to research. Everyone can do something, and together we can drive life-changing treatments. You can reach out directly to the researchers using the contact info listed in their flyers:
More Ways to Contribute to Research
In order to better understand the underlying causes of Kabuki syndrome and find new pathways and treatments, researchers are also conducting studies in their labs. Sample contribution is one of the best ways to support the research pipeline. Samples can be safely shipped across the US.
If you have a planned blood draw or procedure, please connect with a researcher who would greatly appreciate coordinating the collection of an “extra tube” or any tissue that would be “discarded.” During procedures, that precious sample is often thrown away. Email an institution today to make a difference.
The Kabuki Syndrome Foundation connects patients and their families directly to research through our Annual Research Conference and by attending community events.
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