Cloves Syndrome Community

CLOVES Syndrome Community is part of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative’s Rare As One Network— a group of 30 patient-led organizations that are driving progress in the fight against rare diseases. We’re proud to be creating a patient-led research network to accelerate …

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The CLOVES Syndrome Community has been awarded $450,000 by The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative’s Rare As One Project to expedite research and drive progress for people with this …

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Physicians & Researchers - Cloves Syndrome Community

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In 2020, CLOVES Syndrome Community was awarded a $600,000, three year grant from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative’s Rare As One Network. This network is a group of 50 patient-led …

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FAQs about Cloves Syndrome Community Coupon?

Who is CLOVES syndrome community?

Kristen represents CLOVES Syndrome Community as a National Organization of Rare Disorders (NORD) Member Organization, as a member of the Global Genes Foundation Alliance and as a participating member of The American Society of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Vascular Anomalies Special Interest Group (ASPHO-VAC SIG). ...

What are the side effects of cloves?

Allergy is another common side effect of cloves, which is again caused by eugenol. Excessive consumption of cloves can thin your blood and increase the risk of bleeding. And it is also contraindicated in breastfeeding, in children under six years of age or in patients with gastrointestinal problems and neurological diseases. ...

Is CLOVES syndrome inherited?

Unlike most genetic conditions, CLOVES syndrome is not inherited. The gene changes that cause CLOVES syndrome are only present in some of a person's cells, and they are not found in that person's parents, siblings, or children. CLOVES syndrome is caused by mutations in the PIK3CA gene. ...

Is there a complication of CLOVES syndrome?

A rare complication of CLOVES syndrome is an increased risk of Wilms tumor and nephroblastomatosis (pre-Wilms tumor abnormality in the kidney). One study estimated this risk to be approximately 1.6% based on four identified cases from a cohort of 258 people. ...

Can a genetic test help with CLOVES syndrome?

Genetic testing can be very helpful for people with CLOVES syndrome. Having a genetic test can help families and doctors understand treatment options that are already available. Treatments that are currently being tested or may become available in the future may also rely on a person’s genetic test results. ...

What are vascular anomalies in CLOVES syndrome?

Patients with CLOVES syndrome have abnormal lymphatic and venous channels in addition to the skin birthmark. Some patients also suffer from a more aggressive vascular anomaly (Arteriovenous malformation – AVM) around the area of the spinal cord. ...