TSC tumours can grow in any organ of the body, commonly affecting the brain, skin, heart, lungs and kidneys. TSC can cause epilepsy, developmental delay and autism. There is no known cure for TSC, but with appropriate support most people with TSC can live fulfilling lives.
Tuberous Sclerosis Australia empowers people affected by TSC through access to the best treatment options, up to date information and support. TSA was previously The Australasian Tuberous Sclerosis Society (ATSS).
Latest News
Join our genetics of TSC webinar
Hear about the genetics of TSC, including what we know and what questions researchers are still exploring. Learn about genetic testing and how to access genetic services in your area. Find out about current and emerging technologies that ca... Read More
Share your TSC kidney story
TSA is fortunate to have Sydney University Genetic Counselling student, Todor Arsov working with us. Todor has already completed a revision of our Genetics Information Page and he needs help with his next project for TSA. We’re collating the... Read More
Sue and Ross Pinkerton awarded life membership of TSA
Tuberous Sclerosis Australia are proud to announce Sue and Ross Pinkerton as life members of TSA. This award goes some way to acknowledging their amazing contribution over three decades to the Australian TSC community. Read more about Sue’s contributions... Read More
Webinar recording now available: emerging treatment options for epilepsy in TSC
Thank you to Dr John Lawson for giving his time and expertise for this webinar. We’re looking forward to our second webinar on the genetics of TSC on Friday 7th July at 12:30pm AEST. For more information on TSC... Read More
