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The Brighterside of News on MSNProtein discovery could reverse Huntington’s disease damage, study findsIn the complex world of neuroscience, Huntington's disease remains a cruel mystery. It slowly strips away a person’s ability ...
I have a 50 percent chance of inheriting the gene that causes the disease that killed my father. “I’ve decided to get tested ...
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HealthDay on MSNHuntington Disease Digital Motor Score Can Enhance Progression DetectionDigital Motor Score (HDDMS), which is derived from smartphone sensor-based motor tests included in a remote HD digital monitoring platform, can improve detection of disease progression.
Scott Porter’s wife Kelsey Mayfield Porter learned in 2014 that she was positive for the Huntington’s disease gene. The actor opened up to PEOPLE and praised her ability to not let the ...
Researchers used R6/2 mice, a well-established model of Huntington’s disease that develops motor and cognitive symptoms similar to those seen in people. At five weeks old—when symptoms have just begun ...
Key Takeaways A new app can help track progression of Huntington’s disease The app uses five tests of movement control to provide insight into motor control This measure was twice as accurate as ...
There is no cure yet for Huntington’s disease, researchers said. But promising new treatments are in clinical trials, making it more important than ever to accurately track patients’ progress.
Huntington's disease has long defied attempts to rescue suffering neurons. A new study in Cell Reports shows that transplanting healthy human glial progenitor cells into the brains of adult animal ...
A series of digital tests, carried out via a smartphone app, could enhance the detection of disease progression in Huntington's disease and improve the efficiency of clinical trials, finds ...
Researchers used R6/2 mice, a well-established model of Huntington’s disease that develops motor and cognitive symptoms similar to those seen in people.
Special Report: Clinical-stage biotech Neurizon Therapeutics has reached a milestone in development of its lead drug candidate NUZ-001 to treat Huntington’s disease.
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