Living with SADS - A Webinar Series

SADS is committed to providing our families with the latest research, newest developments, and access to the top clinical experts on their rare condition. We’re excited to announce Living With SADS, a new live video series where top experts share insight on individual conditions and common subjects like ICDs, pregnancy, mental health and more.

Who should attend Living with SADS? We designed our new webinar series with families in mind. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or you’ve been with us for a while, Living with SADS will provide valuable information about your condition and help answer your questions about daily life with SADS.

What will I get out of Living with SADS? You’ll walk away with a more thorough understanding of your cardiac condition, and answers to questions about topics that our SADS community has expressed interest in – such as pregnancy, ICDs, anxiety, and playing sports. You’ll also have a chance to ask the expert questions at the end of each webinar.

Check out our past Webinars HERE

This webinar series is offered free of cost. If you are able, please consider a contribution to support the work of The SADS Foundation.

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- Family history of unexpected, unexplained sudden death under age 40.
- Fainting or seizure during exercise, excitement or startle.
- Consistent or unusual chest pain &/or shortness of breath during exercise.

Living with SADS - A Webinar Series

Check out our past Webinars HERE

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