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August 19, 2021 by Jackie Babiarz

Making History by Participating in the Rett Natural History Study

Three months after my daughter Cammy was diagnosed with Rett syndrome at age 2, we had the unique opportunity to participate in the International Rett Syndrome Foundation’s Natural History Study (NHS), the most comprehensive study of Rett in the world. The 15-year study collected data on more…

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