Kerry Larkin
@kerrylarkin20.bsky.social
she/her | Yale Cell Bio PhD Candidate in the LusKing Lab | Formerly of the Mondoux Lab @ College of the Holy Cross and Golden Lab @ NIDDK 🧬🎵🏃🏻♀️🧶📚
AND if you're interested in learning more about a rare disease today, check out this article I wrote for the Timothy Syndrome Foundation blog summarizing our recent TS Natural History Study (full paper linked, too!) timothysyndromefoundation.org/the-first-ti...
The First Timothy Syndrome Natural History Study Published | Timothy Syndrome Foundation
Timothy Syndrome Foundation is a charitable 501(c)3 organization providing affected individuals and their families support and education and offering resources to inform and promote research within th...
timothysyndromefoundation.org
February 28, 2025 at 4:15 PM
AND if you're interested in learning more about a rare disease today, check out this article I wrote for the Timothy Syndrome Foundation blog summarizing our recent TS Natural History Study (full paper linked, too!) timothysyndromefoundation.org/the-first-ti...
BUT since it is still worldwide Rare Disease Day, it's a great opportunity to call your reps and express your opinions about NIH funding cuts, as NIH/NCATs is a leader in rare disease research.
February 28, 2025 at 4:13 PM
BUT since it is still worldwide Rare Disease Day, it's a great opportunity to call your reps and express your opinions about NIH funding cuts, as NIH/NCATs is a leader in rare disease research.
We hope it will serve as a resource for TS families, physicians, and researchers to better understand this disease’s progression and many symptoms. (3/3)
November 27, 2024 at 10:01 PM
We hope it will serve as a resource for TS families, physicians, and researchers to better understand this disease’s progression and many symptoms. (3/3)
- [ ] It was an honor to work with TS family members who made this project possible with their survey responses, and to work with passionate researchers to bring this manuscript together. (2/3)
November 27, 2024 at 10:01 PM
- [ ] It was an honor to work with TS family members who made this project possible with their survey responses, and to work with passionate researchers to bring this manuscript together. (2/3)