Join us on Tuesday, May 10, 2022, at 7 PM PT, for this hybrid event as Craig Walsh, PhD discusses T Cells and neurodegenerative diseases. You may attend this lecture online or…

Join us on Tuesday, May 10, 2022, at 7 PM PT, for this hybrid event as Craig Walsh, PhD discusses T Cells and neurodegenerative diseases. You may attend this lecture online or…
Turner Sports sideline reporter Allie LaForce has been open and candid about her journey to have a baby, using social media to document the highs and the lows—including a miscarriage.…
HD-CARE board member and UCI researcher Dr. Sarah Hernandez recently published an article about family planning and research participation. Read more about it here.
California Voters Deliver a Victory for Proposition 14 The Passage of Proposition 14 Underscores Californians’ Commitment to Continue Investments in the Discovery of Groundbreaking Treatments and Cures for Chronic Diseases…
The uncontrolled jerking and writhing movements associated with Huntington’s disease are well known, along with cognitive decline. But doctors who treat Huntington’s patients are far less familiar with the pain and depression their patients endure almost constantly.
For Immediate Release: May 23, 2019 The Huntington Study Group (HSG) is excited to announce that the spring 2019 edition (Vol. 21) of HD Insights is now available in print and online.…
In the May publication of Science Magazine the University of California San Diego School of Medicine and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have discovered a link between Huntington’s…
Statement from Roche and AAN Huntington's Community as originally reported on We Have a Face Global Times, read more here.
Johns Hopkins researchers find possible pathway to protect cells against oxidative stress linked to Huntington’s disease. Read more from John Hopkins Medicine here.