Plant Study Reveals Mechanism That May Explain Protein Folding in Human Disease
A Spanish study investigating the functioning of chloroplasts — the nutrient-producing “factory” of plants — has revealed a new mechanism
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A New Way of Thinking About Trials to Prevent HD
An article was published in HDBuzz today about how the new analysis of clinical data from the TRACK-HD and COHORT
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Can a Ganglioside Stop Huntington’s Disease?
An interesting and potentially game-changing animal study was published in EMBO Molecular Medicine recently, and it could lead to a viable treatment
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Are HD Clinical Trials Measuring the Right Outcome Measure?
Huntington’s disease (HD) is a progressive neurological condition. Two factors that impede clinical trials in the HD space are the
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Canadian insurers out-of-date on genetic testing, says non-profit group
The CLHIA’s opposition to the Genetic Non-Discrimination Act ignores lessons learned in other nations, according to non-profit group The Canadian
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Global HD Organizations Launch Collaborative Advocacy Group
Earlier today, it was announced that 3 global Huntington’s disease (HD) patient advocacy organizations have teamed up to create a
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Founders Walk raises nearly $24,000 for Huntington’s disease research, treatment
Efforts to find a cure for Huntington’s disease received a boost on Saturday, Sept. 16, as participants made their way
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Ready, set, go raise money
The 21st Annual Huntington Indy Go-Kart Challenge was a huge success. The Winnipeg Chapter was able to raise $20,000 for HSC’s
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WINDSOR HUNTINGTON SOCIETY RACES FOR A CURE
The 14th annual event raised more than $14,000 for Windsor-Essex families coping with the effects of Huntington disease. Click here to
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Why Insurers Are Wrong About Canada’s Genetic Non-Discrimination Law
Canada was the last member of the G7 to pass its own genetic discrimination law, Bill S-201, in May. It prevents
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