Help and support
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The Angelman Syndrome Support Education and Research Trust (ASSERT) is a UK based charity providing information and support for parents and carers of people with the syndrome.
As well as visiting the website, you can also callthe charity's helplineon 0300 999 0102to speak with parents of people with Angelman syndrome, who can offer youhelp and advice.
In most cases of Angelman syndrome, the child's parents don't have the conditionand the genetic difference responsible for the syndrome occurs by chance around the timeof conception. The typical char
The typical characteristics of Angelman syndrome aren't usually apparent at birth. A child withAngelman syndrome will begin to show signs of delayed development at around 6-12 months, such as being u
Angelman syndrome may be suspected if a child's development is delayed and they have the syndrome's distinctive characteristics (see above). A blood sample can be takento confirm the diagnosis. Anumb
The Angelman Syndrome Support Education and Research Trust (ASSERT) is a UK based charity providing information and support for parents and carers of people with the syndrome. As well as visiting th
Read about Angelman syndrome, a genetic disorder that affects the nervous system and causes severe physical and intellectual disability
Some of the symptoms of Angelman syndrome can be difficult to manage, and you'relikely to need help from a wide range of different healthcare professionals. Your child may benefit from some of the fo
