Decoding Dravet Blog

The American Epilepsy Society 2022 Annual Meeting took place in Nashville, Tennessee on December 2-6. This meeting is packed with academic scientists, expert clinicians and health care providers, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, and advocates all gathering to share updates in the field of epilepsy and hold thought discussions regarding where we have come and what

DSF was established with a primary mission focused on advancing research. One way in which DSF works toward accomplishing this mission is through our yearly grant funding cycle, which has directed over $5.6 million to Dravet-focused research since 2009. This year we announced at our annual Research Roundtable that we are funding an additional 5

We are grateful for our community this Thanksgiving. Our patient families, leaders, staff, clinicians, researchers, and industry partners make what we do every day possible. And for that, we are immensely thankful. For Our Board, Staff, and Volunteers: We are grateful to our many leaders who have shown up for our community – online and

DSF is excited to announce our partnership with the Child Neurology Foundation and Unite Us, the nation’s leading technology company connecting health and social care services, to launch a new program that will connect families in the Dravet syndrome community to vital resources. Intended to fill a gap reported by families, this partnership is a

Support DSF while you save! We’re excited to announce that we’re partnering with Minted.com this holiday season to help us fundraise. You can support the Dravet Syndrome Foundation by ordering your holiday cards and gifts from Minted.com using our promo code FUNDRAISEDRAVET. You’ll get 20% OFF your order and 15% of every purchase made using

A signal of our organization’s growth and success is our need to add two new staff members to our team. We are excited to announce we are accepting applications for an administrative assistant and a fundraising assistant. Are you an administrative and/or fundraising professional with a passion for helping the Dravet syndrome community and making

National Epilepsy Awareness Month in November is an annual event that teaches people about epilepsy’s causes and symptoms. During this month, many organizations join together to provide information about prevention, treatment, research, and resources to fight epilepsy. DSF takes this opportunity each year to highlight Dravet syndrome and the complexities of this severe form of