About PANS PANDAS from ASPIRE Video
Learn more about PANS PANDAS PANS PANDAS are misdirected immune responses that result in acute onset of OCD, tics, and/or restricted food intake, along with two neuropsychiatric symptoms in seven […]
Read moreLearn more about PANS PANDAS PANS PANDAS are misdirected immune responses that result in acute onset of OCD, tics, and/or restricted food intake, along with two neuropsychiatric symptoms in seven […]
Read moreEvelyn’s intrusive thoughts, rage, and vomiting fears were finally linked to strep and a PANDAS diagnosis. Evelyn’s challenges began early with fears of vomiting, panic attacks, aggression, and ADHD-like behaviors. […]
Read moreRead more about one family’s story and what PANS/PANDAS really looks like, written by ANAD Community Member and ASPIRE’s Midwest Lead and Restricted Eating Lead, Breanne Failor One day, your […]
Read more🌟 PANDAS Awareness TX is hosting PANS/PANDAS Awareness Day at the Texas State Capitol! 🗓 Thursday, October 9, 2025 📍 Texas State Capitol, Room E1.016, Austin, TX The event will […]
Read moreIn-Person – Saturday, November 8 – 3:00 pm Central
Read moreNEOMED Brain Day Events – October 8 & 9, 2025 🌿 Brain Day 5K Brisk Walk Wednesday, Oct 8 | 5–7 p.m. | NEOMED Courtyard | $10 Join a fun, […]
Read moreSometimes what looks like an eating disorder is really a symptom of PANS/PANDAS. Too many families miss the real cause and go without the help their kids need. That’s why we’re so glad @F.E.A.S.T shared this story from an ASPIRE volunteer to spread the word and help other families find answers.
Read moreSB5 Passes! Bill SB 5 – Status Update Bill Language: Read PDF Note: Key details begin in Part II, Section 2-1 Passed: 04/04/2025 A BILL to be entitled an Act […]
Read more⚠️ Trigger Warning: This story contains references to self-harm, suicidal thoughts, and substance use. Mature audiences only. ⚠️ A young adult endured years of psychiatric hospitalizations, self-harm, and homelessness before […]
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Read moreStrep throat is a common childhood illness, but in a few children this bacteria infection can lead to alarming, lasting changes in behaviour. Scientists are now starting to unravel how it affects the brain.
Read moreJoint Rebuttal to the American Academy of Pediatrics Clinical Report on PANS (12/16/24)
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