The SADS Foundation is dedicated to providing access to accurate, current, and comprehensive information to patients, families and medical professionals.

Literature Review Archives
The SADS Foundations' quarterly review of literature.

Medical Education Enewsletter Archives

Newsletter Archives
A print edition newsletter featuring the latest news, research, and events happing at the SADS Foundation.  Free to all SADS members, email sads@sads.org or call 800-STOP-SAD to join the mailing list.

Enewsletter Archives
Each month the SADS Foundation issues a free electronic (e-mail) newsletter. Its purpose is to inform people affected by SADS and provide opportunities to engage with the foundation.

Enrolling Studies
Research studies for patients, and information for researchers.

Informational Materials
General information as well as specific information for teachers, coaches, and school nurses.

Medical Glossary
A glossary of commonly used terms and acronyms in the world of SADS

Brochures
A wide variety of information on different SADS conditions.

Videos & YouTube
Videos and news clips about SADS conditions, also found on the SADS YouTube channel.

Webinars
Webinars about SADS conditions, also found on the SADS YouTube channel.

Books
A selection of SADS-related books and reviews.

National Library of Medicine: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/
A vast resource for patients, the public, health care professionals, librarians and publishers.

Scientific Articles

Other Resources
The pages listed below provide useful information about SADS and living with SADS. Each page includes a list of links related to that topic. This is not intended to be a comprehensive list of resources.

• AEDs
• Misc   (18) 
• International Partners   (5)
• Patient Information   (4) 
• Medical Information   (7) 
• Other SADS Conditions   (9) 
• Insurance   (4)

Summer Camps for Kids
We at the foundation are always looking opportunities to allow our SADS kids to get together and network with each other, make friends, and share tips about their experiences in dealing with a SADS condition.