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Genetic Counseling Students Learn Empathy as NFED Volunteers
Two genetic counseling students gained a valuable education when they volunteered to help families with ectodermal dysplasias. Their work was a win-win for the NFED and for them.
Welcome Incontinentia Pigmenti Families!
A nonprofit dedicated to one type of ectodermal dysplasia has closed its doors. We are honored to have worked with its founder to transfer their information and welcome their families. Explore our new, expanded section on incontinentia pigmenti.
2019 Annual Impact Report
Since 1981, our mission has focused on families affected by ectodermal dysplasias. We are proud of the extraordinary accomplishments we have achieved in our nearly four decades. 2019 was no exception. Read to see the impact we made for our NFED family.
Dr. Karen McAndrew Helps Children Get Teeth
Prosthodontist Dr. Karen McAndrew is helping patients with ectodermal dysplasia get the treatment they need over their lifetime.
I Wanna Ask Santa for Teeth
Seeing a friend’s teeth, 3-year-old Kannon decides he’ll ask Santa for the teeth he hasn’t developed. Dr. Karen McAndrew steps in to make his first denture and his wish come true.
Tips for Face Coverings and Lines
Many of our communities have opened up to varying degrees during the past few weeks – and right at the time that summer temperatures are climbing. New safety measures for living in this COVID-19 world may bring extra challenges for people affected by ectodermal dysplasias. We have tips and resources to help you.
Volunteers Assist The Unknown
Our volunteers mean so much to us! With the help of three graduate students, our latest endeavor, the Unknown Project, has reached so many NFED members. We’ll tell you a little bit about the Unknown Project, and how these amazing individuals are helping families get a diagnosis.