Success in trials for huntington’s and spinal muscular atrophy raises hopes that diseases such as alzheimer’s and ALS could be tackled using a new class of drugs
Please join the local Huntington’s community for dessert, coffee and drinks, followed by two special presentations that will be of great interest to individuals and families affected by Huntington disease:
- Huntington Disease Research – Major News and Local Opportunities
- Citizen Advocacy Ottawa
Please RSVP to Sharon Haig at 613-739-4446, or email [email protected]
Huntington's Disease Drug Works (HDDW) founded by LaVonne and Nathan Goodman in 2004 has evolved over the years. At present the focus is providing information on present treatment options for Huntington's disease.
Huntington's Disease News is strictly a news and information website about the disease.
https://huntingtonsdiseasenews.com/
HDBuzz is the first internet portal for the rapid dissemination of high-quality Huntington’s disease (HD) research news to the global community, written in plain language, by HD clinicians and scientists. It covers laboratory and clinical research, with the aim of helping HD people to understand the latest HD science, on their own terms.
Late stage HD requires round-the-clock nursing care, which can be difficult to find because of the nature of Huntington disease. Get practical tips about how to care for individuals with late stage HD.
Having children when a couple is at risk of HD can be a complicated decision. Learn the options from HSG member and neurologist Martha Nance.
Symptoms of HD are treatable. Weight loss can be a challenge to combat. HSG member and neurologist Martha Nance gives tips on how to maintain and gain weight.
Symptoms of HD are treatable. Unawareness can be a frustrating symptom for family members, but HSG member and neurologist Martha Nance and HSG member and psychiatrist Mary Edmondson provide strategies for coping with it.
Symptoms of HD are treatable. One of the most challenging symptoms of HD is irritability or rage.
Symptoms of HD are treatable. Learn the basics of how to treat chorea from HSG members and neurologists Martha Nance and Daniel Claassen.
Learn the course, progression and stages of Huntington disease from HSG member and neurologist Martha Nance.
Get advice from HD experts on how they help families who have a new diagnosis of Huntington disease.
Testing for Huntington disease is not just a simple blood test. HSG Member and neurologist Martha Nance explains the ideal ways to provide genetic testing and support for families at risk for HD.
Learn what makes Juvenile Huntington disease different from adult onset from HSG member and neurologist Martha Nance.
Learn the basics of Huntington disease from HSG member and neurologist Victor Sung, who explains that HD is a treatable disease.
HD is a treatable disease, and HSG, its members, partners, sponsors, and families are seeking more treatments that make a difference and improve the quality of life for individuals and families living with HD.
http://huntingtonstudygroup.org/care-education-videos/
The HD Lighthouse web site is a voluntary effort serving the Huntington's Disease Community.
Greg Shwaga’s walk to raise awareness and support for #research into Huntington’s Disease will take him across Saskatchewan from the Alberta border near Macklin all the way to the Manitoba border near the Lake of the Prairies.