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2019 conference Wrap up
12th International SADS Foundation Conference
Learn, Connect and Build Together
October 4-6, 2019
Atlanta, Georgia
Just a few conference highlights! To view all the pictures from the conference
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First, acknowledgements are extended to the generous sponsors and/or exhibitors as well as very special families who contributed to the SADS Foundation and our International Conference. Without their financial support, this conference would not have been possible.
Corporate Sponsors:
Boston Scientific,
Invitae,
GeneDX,
Medtronic, and Altathera Pharmaceuticals
Family Sponsors:
Lovin' Every Day Foundation in memory of Kevin LeMoyne and Roger Wood Foods in memory of Gray Solana
Special Sponsor:
Sibley Heart Center of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
The CME Planning Committee invited 16 experts in the field to cover the latest research and knowledge on channelopathies and cardiomyopathies. The conference was attended by more than 60 healthcare professionals who highly rated the program.
The Family Program included 133 attendees from 24 states and four international countries - all affected by SADS conditions. Friday afternoon and Saturday sessions were full of information about the latest research and treatment of SADS conditions. Sunday morning included presentations on advocating for you and your family, prenatal genetic diagnosis and the pregnancy journey, and making you school heart safe.
View our past famliy agenda
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View our past youth agenda
HERE
Moderator, Robert Campbell and Panelists: Dr. Peter Aziz, Dr. Jennifer White, Dr. Ronald Kanter, Dr. Bruce Stambler, Erin Demo, MS, CGC, and Patricia Simpson, FNP-BC, RN, MSN
Dr. G. Michael Vincent Tribute Lecture Inaugural Speaker Trudy Kremer and Host Dr. Robert Campbell from Sibley Heart Center of CHOA
Research Session with Families led by Jennifer White, MD, and Brynn Dechert-Crooks, RN, CPNP
Timothy Syndromes Alliance Families
Beyond the Diagnosis Unveiling with Danielle Mundondo, Dr. Michael Ackerman, Artist Law Blank and Alanna Mundondo, star of the portrait
Amy Cockrell of Alabama, Winner of Cat in the Hat Quilt, Stuffed Animal, and Book
Our Kids and Teens as the Super Heroes of our conference
Photo Booth with Mikayla Viny, Alice Lara, Jasmine Wylie, Annie Lucatuorto, Samantha Wilder, and Erin Waite
Having fun at SADS Casino Night Event
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