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For Dr. Allyson Berent, science and motherhood collided the day her daughter was diagnosed with Angelman syndrome. Today, as Chief Science Officer at the Foundation for Angelman Syndrome Therapeutics (FAST), she’s turning that urgency into progress, advancing the first gene therapy programs for Angelman syndrome and reshaping how rare disease research moves from discovery to treatment. She also co-founded AS 2 Bio, a drug development accelerator that is building a new model f

Kendra Riley is a public relations professional, mother, and a strong advocate for gene therapies. In 2020, two of her daughters were...

Nate Plasman is a Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) parent advocate, a devoted husband to his wife of 20 years, Sara, and a proud father...

Lauren Holder is a research ambassador, advocate, and committed caregiver. After discovering she was gene-positive for Huntington’s...

On June 17, the Institute for Gene Therapies (IGT), in partnership with the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine (ARM), convened a panel...

Amanda Moore is a devoted mother, advocate, and CEO of the Angelman Syndrome Foundation. After adopting her two sons, Jackson and Baden,...