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Fragile X has once again been included in the FY26 Peer-Reviewed Medical Research Program (PRMRP) authorized topic list. This continued inclusion ensures that researchers can apply for Department of War awards supporting innovative, high-impact Fragile X research of clear scientific merit.
‘Fishing for a Cureʼ Reels in Over $20,000 This Year!
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FORE! Fragile X Annual Golf Event Raises over $63,000 (So Far!)
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Research Funding Opportunities from CDMRP/PRMRP for Fiscal Year 2026
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Update from Shionogi on EXPERIENCE Fragile X Clinical Trial
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Learn about CDMRP funding opportunities for research on Fragile X-associated conditions and disorders, including application deadlines, key award mechanisms, and how the NFXF supports researchers.
Shionogi provides updates on the EXPERIENCE adult and adolescent studies in Fragile X syndrome.
This research looks at social participation in children with Fragile X syndrome, including key barriers, gender differences, and practical ways families, schools, and communities can support inclusion and engagement.
A Message from Harmony Biosciences about the RECONNECT Trial and the conclusion of its Open Label Extension (OLE) program
Mirum Pharmaceuticals has officially enrolled the first participant in its BLOOM Phase 2 clinical study evaluating MRM-3379, a potential new treatment for Fragile X syndrome (FXS).
This research looks at how a child’s level of intellectual disability (ID) — meaning how much their thinking and learning abilities are affected — relates to the types of behavioral challenges they experience if they have Fragile X syndrome (FXS).
CONNECTA Therapeutics is taking a new approach to Fragile X syndrome treatment by boosting the brain’s natural ability to reconnect and adapt.
Harmony Biosciences recently announced results from its Phase 3 RECONNECT study of ZYN002, a cannabidiol (CBD) gel being tested for Fragile X syndrome.
Bowen’s FX Therapeutics, a company with roots in the Fragile X community, is advancing efforts toward a future protein replacement therapy.


