Join us for the next presentation of our Parent Speaker Series:
Early Diagnosis Through Rapid Whole Genome Sequencing:
The Process, Present Outcomes and Hope for the Future for Families
Do you have (or support) a child who is repeatedly sick, but undiagnosed?
Does your child have a less commonly known genetic anomaly?
Come to this parent-friendly education session with the Rady Genomics Team who will share their results from genetically testing sick infants, toddlers and parents. The team will explain how understanding the results has lead to more accurate diagnoses, improved medical treatments and therapies, and other findings that affect the future health of children.
We recommend this workshop for parents, social workers, doctors and therapists who serve this population.
February 20
6:00-7:30 pm
San Diego Regional Center, Room #101
4355 Ruffin Rd., San Diego CA 92123
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(Limited seating available.)
Created in partnership with National Disability Theatre, this production for young audiences explores disability culture and brings to light not only the rights of people with disabilities but also celebrates the things that make us wonderfully different. Sat. & Sun., Feb. 29 & March 1, 1 & 3 pm at the Rao and Padma Makineni Play Development Center of the La Jolla Playhouse. $9-$12. Click here to purchase tickets.
This monthly program for children and adults on the autism spectrum offers a quiet and less-crowded environment for them to explore the San Diego Natural History Museum at their own pace. Museum opens at 9 am. General admission rates apply. Balboa Park. Learn more here.
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This monthly program for children and adults on the autism spectrum offers a quiet and less-crowded environment for them to explore the San Diego Natural History Museum at their own pace. Museum opens at 9 am. General admission rates apply. Balboa Park. Learn more here.
This monthly program for children and adults on the autism spectrum offers a quiet and less-crowded environment for them to explore the San Diego Natural History Museum at their own pace. Museum opens at 9 am. General admission rates apply. Balboa Park. Learn more here.
This monthly program for children and adults on the autism spectrum offers a quiet and less-crowded environment for them to explore the San Diego Natural History Museum at their own pace. Museum opens at 9 am. General admission rates apply. Balboa Park. Learn more here.