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) had … Read More
TSC Associated Neuropsychiatric Disorders: including learning, behaviour, autism and anxiety
These educational events are for people with TSC, their family members and interested health professionals. TSA is also working with our TSC Professionals Network members to hold events specifically for health professionals to increase their understanding of TAND.
Planned educational events in 2018:
ADELAIDE 26 AUGUST
BRISBANE 8 & 9 SEPTEMBER
SYDNEY 22 SEPTEMBER
Leading TSC neurologist, Dr Darcy Krueger, has presented a webinar designed for professionals. It provides an overview of TSC diagnosis and genetics and more detailed information on managing SEGAs and epilepsy. Access the webinar today
Tuberous Sclerosis Australia (TSA) would like to congratulate Professor Julian Sampson and Dr Chris Kingswood on being awarded the Manuel R. Gomez Award by the global tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) community. The Gomez Award is given in recognition of those … Read More
Dr Denise Chan spoke with TSA’s General Manager, Clare Stuart First of all, congratulations on your recent travel award to the International TSC Research Conference. What was your TSC research project about? Thanks! I am a paediatric neurology fellow at … Read More
Dr Helen Whitford, a staff specialist in respiratory medicine at the Alfred Hospital,is the recipient of the 2017 Elizabeth Pinkerton Memorial Award. This award is given annually by Tuberous Sclerosis Australia to a health professional in recognition of their efforts to … Read More
Dr Simon Harvey, paediatric neurologist at Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne, is the recipient of the 2016 Elizabeth Pinkerton Memorial Award. This award is given annually by Tuberous Sclerosis Australia to a health professional in recognition of their efforts to … Read More
A selection of recently published articles with a focus on high impact and Australian TSC research. Summaries written by Kate Fessey and Clare Stuart. This article was first published in the October 2016 issue of Reach Out, TSA’s twice-yearly magazine. … Read More
Clare Stuart, general manager, TSA. In addition to early surveillance and surgery, there are two other areas of research that have the potential to deliver new treatment options for people with epilepsy caused by tuberous sclerosis: mTOR inhibitor medicine and … Read More
From an interview with Dr Simon Harvey, paediatric neurologist and director of the Children’s Epilepsy Program at Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne. This article was first published in the October 2016 issue of Reach Out, TSA’s twice-yearly magazine. What is epilepsy … Read More