A Treatment for Corneal Erosions in EEC?

Corneal abnormalities are a major clinical issue encountered by patients affected by ectrodactyly-ectodermal dysplasia-clefting (EEC) syndrome. EEC is caused by dominant mutations in the p63 gene, meaning that EEC patients have one copy of the normal p63 gene and one copy of the mutant p63 gene. It has been suspected that removing the mutant p63…

Top 10 Reasons to go to Family Conference

10. Be inspired or be inspiring! 9.  Have an experience you will never forget, like dancing Gangnam Style on stage with all your friends. 8. Meet the family liaisons and enjoy their opening ceremony antics! 7. Meet the NFED staff in person! 6. Show off your talents during the talent show! 5. Learn new ways to care for…

Together, We Will and Can Make a Difference!

By Julie Claeys When our son, Carver, was diagnosed in 1995 with hypohidrotic ectodermal dysplasia (HED) at just four months old, we found the NFED. I remember talking with Beverly from the foundation and her peaceful, calming voice assured me that they were there for us. It wasn’t long before I found myself selling raffle…