SADS (Sudden Arrhythmia Death Syndromes) Foundation

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Established on December 12, 1991 by Dr. Michael Vincent, The SADS Foundation is a community of families, medical professionals, and supporters saving lives and advancing care for people with heart arrhythmia conditions that can lead to sudden death.

From discussions about supplements to the newest exercise guidelines to family planning, we want to know: what would be ...
01/16/2026

From discussions about supplements to the newest exercise guidelines to family planning, we want to know: what would be the most helpful webinar topics for you and your family in 2026?

We’re planning this year’s community webinars and want to build the calendar around what families want and need. This quick survey includes a few basic questions and a “choose your top 3 topics” section, plus space to suggest ideas we may not have thought of.

Check out the survey at the link below-
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSes7110YwfZdGi6GoC7N3XIw8LXnv96_PakZrOnKaLMcPPgyQ/viewform

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Ever wonder what a Holter monitor actually does? Think of it as a 24–48 hour snapshot of your heart’s rhythm—capturing w...
01/15/2026

Ever wonder what a Holter monitor actually does? Think of it as a 24–48 hour snapshot of your heart’s rhythm—capturing what a quick ECG might miss.

Swipe to learn the basics and why it’s such a helpful tool. ➡️

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Our support groups are made for you to find your "same". Come meet with others who truly get your diagnosis and your jou...
01/14/2026

Our support groups are made for you to find your "same". Come meet with others who truly get your diagnosis and your journey.

Our support groups are filled with people who understand what you're going through. They're moderated by other patients - this is a safe space to gather in community. Visit https://sads.org/what-now/support-groups/ to join one of our five wonderful support groups.

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We're excited to welcome Erica, a genetic counselor, to our Family Support team! 💖🧬Erica is a board-certified genetic co...
01/12/2026

We're excited to welcome Erica, a genetic counselor, to our Family Support team! 💖🧬

Erica is a board-certified genetic counselor with a passion for patient empowerment and education. Erica came to genetic counseling after a prior career in editing and publishing, inspired by her involvement in sharing the story of a family seeking answers and treatment for their son born with a rare genetic condition.

Erica joined the staff because she’s seen how transformative it can be when families receive answers, and she’s honored to help them understand what those answers mean in their day-to-day life.

When Erica’s not working for SADS, you can find her spending time with her husband and two kids, either exploring outdoors or making art. She is also an avid reader and podcast listener, and enjoys cooking and working out.

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01/09/2026

Join with Andrew P. Landstrom (Duke Children's Health Center Cardiology Clinic) for a Q&A—bring your questions.
TODAY Friday, January 9th, 2026
2:20 PM ET

Today is the day!Join with Andrew P. Landstrom (Duke Children's Health Center Cardiology Clinic) for a Q&A—bring your ...
01/09/2026

Today is the day!
Join with Andrew P. Landstrom (Duke Children's Health Center Cardiology Clinic) for a Q&A—bring your questions.

TODAY Friday, January 9th, 2026
2:20 PM ET
Watch on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram Live, or the link below.
https://www.youtube.com/live/ZX1op7khNTo?si=KwCbMMk8jftfFkfq

Drop your questions in the comments so we can get them answered!

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Cold and flu bugs are making the rounds again - and for families living with an inherited heart condition, a little prep...
01/07/2026

Cold and flu bugs are making the rounds again - and for families living with an inherited heart condition, a little preparation can make illnesses like these easier to manage.

If you have questions or need support while managing an illness, please text or call our Support Line at (801) 948-0654 or email us at Support@SADS.org - we’re here to help. We’re wishing you a happy, healthy, and flu-free holiday season!

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Join with Andrew P. Landstrom (Duke Children's Health Center Cardiology Clinic) for a Q&A—bring your questions.FRIDAY ...
01/05/2026

Join with Andrew P. Landstrom (Duke Children's Health Center Cardiology Clinic) for a Q&A—bring your questions.

FRIDAY Friday, January 9th, 2026
2:20 PM ET
Watch on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram Live, or the link below.
https://www.youtube.com/live/ZX1op7khNTo?si=KwCbMMk8jftfFkfq

Drop your questions in the comments so we can get them answered!

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Thank you for walking alongside us this year. 💖Your donations help us drive research, expand resources, and bring comfor...
01/02/2026

Thank you for walking alongside us this year. 💖

Your donations help us drive research, expand resources, and bring comfort to families navigating rare heart diagnoses. We couldn’t do this work without you.

If you’re able and still thinking about giving, your support continues to make a meaningful impact. You can make a donation at https://sads.donorsupport.co/page/2025YearEndSocial.

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As we step into a new year, we’re holding space for growth, healing, and hope. These are a few resolutions on our list—w...
01/01/2026

As we step into a new year, we’re holding space for growth, healing, and hope.
These are a few resolutions on our list—what’s on yours?

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12/31/2025

Stepping into the new year with full hearts.

We’re so grateful for this community—families, physicians, advocates, and supporters—who make everything we do possible.

Here’s to another year of learning, support, and lifesaving work together. ✨

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Families like yours deserve more than guesses. You deserve answers.Matt was flying a routine commercial flight when he s...
12/31/2025

Families like yours deserve more than guesses. You deserve answers.

Matt was flying a routine commercial flight when he suddenly went into Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Quick-thinking co-pilots started CPR, used an AED, and saved his life. Afterward, doctors gave him a diagnosis of idiopathic ventricular fibrillation - a dangerous heart rhythm with no known cause - and implanted an ICD.

Matt is alive, but he and his family still don’t have the “why” behind what happened. Too many heart families are left with that same terrifying lack of answers.

Families like Matt’s deserve answers, targeted treatments, and a future where a diagnosis doesn’t come only after a crisis. Research is how we get there.

Help give Matt and other families the answers they deserve. Donate to the SADS Foundation today at https://sads.donorsupport.co/page/2025YearEndSocial.

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4527 South 2300 East #104
Salt Lake City, UT
84117

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