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Japanese Parent Group to Host International Angelman Syndrome Conference in Kyoto

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Angel no Kai, a Japanese parent support group for families of children with Angelman syndrome, will host the 9th International Academic Conference of the Angelman Syndrome Alliance (ASA) in Kyoto in September 2026, bringing together researchers, clinicians, and families from around the world.

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Q: What is Angelman Syndrome?
A: A rare genetic disorder caused by UBE3A gene dysfunction on chromosome 15, leading to developmental delays, seizures, and frequent laughter.
Q: When and where is the international conference?
A: September 21–22, 2026, at Miyako Messe Kyoto City Exhibition Hall, Japan.
Q: Who is organizing the conference?
A: Angel no Kai, a Japanese parent group, in collaboration with the global ASA network.
Q: How should media respond?
A: Embargo lifted June 15, 2026, 11:00 AM. Contact PR officer Masako Mizukawa.
Q: What is the Angelman Syndrome Alliance (ASA)?
A: A global nonprofit uniting patient groups to advance research, awareness, and therapies.