McCarthy Building Company’s annual Dan Licari Memorial Fishing Tournament raised $13,445.00 for the Snow Foundation to support the Bieser family in their fight against Wolfram Syndrome.. THANK YOU!!!!
2024 Support Drive, could you help? This year, we are funding four projects worth almost $400,000. Please donate today to support our community. Your gift will make a significant difference and help us achieve our goal. For More Information: https://thesnowfoundation.org/2024-support-drive-could-you-help/ https://thesnowfoundation.org/donate/
Join the virtual conference The Snow Foundation and Wolfram Syndrome UK will host on April 13th.The conference will feature four presentations starting at 2:00 pm (BST). Details about the program and registration links will be forthcoming. This bi-annual event aims to educate everyone about the latest research on Wolfram Syndrome.
The Snow Foundation is grateful for the support it has received from people around the world. We would like to express our appreciation to Markus Klasenar for putting us on the map in Germany. Thanks to their fundraising efforts, we have raised 2,650 euros for our Quest for A Cure!
Dr. Fumihiko Urano Washington University School of Medicine, USA Dear Friends, I want to take a moment to express my deep gratitude for your unwavering belief in and support of our mission to find a cure for Wolfram syndrome. Your enduring encouragement has been a beacon of hope guiding us on this remarkable journey. […]
Dr. Vania Broccoli San Raffaele Hospital/CNR-Institute of Neuroscience in Milan, Italy. Eye gene therapy for restoring WFS1 gene function in Wolfram mice AAV-based gene therapy is based on intra-vitreal injections of AAV vector expressing a therapeutic gene. This strategy is already in clinical use for treating Leber hereditary optic neuropathy (LHON) and clinical trials performed […]
2024 Support Drive, Could you help? This year, we are funding four projects worth almost $400,000. Please donate today to support our community. Your gift will make a significant difference and help us achieve our goal. Please read below to learn about our projects. Donate
San Raffaele Hospital/CNR-Institute of Neuroscience, Milan, Italy
Understanding the molecular role of WFS1 and how mutations in this protein cause Wolfram syndrome. Wolfram syndrome manifests as a genetic disorder marked by early-onset diabetes, progressive optic atrophy, and hearing loss. In addition to these defining symptoms, some individuals may also experience neurological complications, including motor impairments, neurological disorders, and deficits in memory and […]
Mark your calendar! Dr. Fumihiko Urano to Present on Rare Disease Day at NIH 2024 Dr. Urano received an invitation to present his research on Wolfram Syndrome at the Rare Disease Day event held at the National Institutes of Health on February 29, at 2:20 Eastern Time. This event is widely regarded as one of […]
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