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.
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Latest News
A great result at 5th annual Lizzie’s Lunch in Sydney
It was wonderful to have so many of family and friends join us at our annual Lizzie’s Lunch fundraiser on Sunday. It was a fantastic day and we are thrilled to announce over $19,000 was raised to help individuals... Read More
Nominate a health professional for the Elizabeth Pinkerton Memorial Award
The Elizabeth Pinkerton Memorial award is given annually by Tuberous Sclerosis Australia to a health professional to recognise their efforts to improve the lives of TSC affected people and their families in Australia. Elizabeth (Lizzie) Pinkerton (1984 – 2010)... Read More
Publication of new research on skin treatments for TSC
Today we celebrate the academic publication of results from the Treatment trial. This research developed a topical cream to treat the small tumours that grow on the face of people with tuberous sclerosis. While these tumours, called angiofibromas, do... Read More
Reach Out, April 2018
The April 2018 edition of Reach Out is now available to read online. This issue’s contents include: Powerful stories from siblings Our 2018 back to school gallery Celebrating our fundraisers If you would like to receive Reach Out by... Read More
