Costello syndrome is the result of a change in a gene carried in every cell of the body, so there is no 'cure' for Costello syndrome. However, ongoing research allows us to hope for therapies…
The management plan for a person with Costello syndrome is individualised, and focuses on the specific symptoms that each person develops. Sometimes surgery can help repair certain heart or bone abnormalities. Feeding problems can be…
At present, individuals with Costello syndrome are treated for potential or actual medical issues as they develop. If a clinical trial for a drug therapy is designed for Costello syndrome, it would be listed at:…
A number of people wonder about the possibility of gene therapy as a possible 'cure' for Costello syndrome. Since the completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003, many people wonder why researchers aren't any…