Video produced by and shared with kind authorisation of Dravet Syndrome UK (DSUK).
Professor Helen Cross OBE is a globally-recognised authority on Dravet Syndrome and Chair of DSUK’s Medical Advisory Board. On Monday 30 March, she took part in a webinar for families registered with DSUK, presenting on COVID-19 and answering a range of questions.
Please find more information online at www.dravet.org.uk, including further useful Dravet-specific online resources for coping with COVID-19.
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