Airports can bring out some of my most challenging Huntington’s disease symptoms. The noise, crowds, bright lights, rushing travelers, long security lines, changing gates, overhead announcements, and uncertainty can quickly become overwhelming. What looks like an ordinary travel day to someone else can feel like my nervous system is…
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Before the end of the year, Arexera Therapeutics is planning to launch a Phase 1 clinical trial testing its experimental therapy ATL-101 in people with Huntington’s disease. According to a company press release, the upcoming trial is expected to test one-time treatment with ATL-101 at various doses,…
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My wife, Jill, talks about the future more than she used to. It’s not a conversation about vacations and retirement plans, but a quieter, heavier one that comes with being gene-positive for Huntington’s disease. Recently, she looked at me across our kitchen table and asked, “At what point does…
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Living with Huntington’s disease (HD) has changed the way I think about the future. Before it became part of my life, planning ahead meant the usual things: career goals, travel, relationships, finances, and the kind of life I wanted to build. Now, future planning carries another layer. There are…
Becoming educated and informed about Huntington’s disease is a good first step. Here you’ll find general information about the disease, including diagnosis, symptoms, and causes.
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