Impairment in emotional recognition — the process of identifying human emotion, most typically from facial expressions, particularly happy ones —…
Jonathan Grinstein
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Articles by Jonathan Grinstein
The progressive death of brain nerve cells observed in Huntington’s disease is likely preceded by the retraction of…
The loss of a type of nerve cell called a Purkinje cell in a brain region known as the neocerebellum is…
Late-onset Huntington’s disease (emerging at age 59 or older), progresses similarly to common-onset Huntington’s except that late-onset patients more frequently showed…
A therapy for Huntington’s disease called INT41 was granted orphan drug designation by the U.S. Food and…