The Wiskott-Aldrich Foundation

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Synthetic Platelets built to treat bleeding: A significant milestone in the field of bio-mimetic materials
Deficiency of WASp in B cells leads to abnormalities in B cell function: A study using mice with isolated WASp deficiency in B cells.
New vector developed for WAS gene therapy Researchers develop a novel vector for the gene therapy of WAS with improved safety features.
Long Term outcome of gene therapy in SCID Long term results of gene therapy for SCID showing correction in 14 of 16 patients, allowing them to lead a normal life.
Dr. Fritz Bach (1934-2011), transplant pioneer dies Dr. Bach, researcher and physician who played a key role in the first bone-marrow transplant for WAS in 1968 passes away.

Families in the News

Okochi Family: A heartwarming story of the dad of a boy with WAS gets the opportunity to donate marrow. News article
Danny Bryan inspires dozens of donors to answer call & Bubble Unit Baby prepares for transplant
A Marrow Escape: The Story of Fletcher Morgan.
Butterfly garden opened in honor of Joey Rogers in New Jersey Dolly Rogers from New Brunswick opens butterfly garden in honor of son, Joey Rogers who died four years ago.