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Molecular Surgeons for Huntington’s Disease Catch a RIDE with CRISPR Advancements
A new CRISPR-based technology, called RIDE, is a leap forward for this trail-blazing technology. With the precision of a ...
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Professor Ed Wild, MRCP, PhD
Ed is a neurologist at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, London, UK, and a Professor of Neurology at University College London where he is Associate Director of the Huntington’s ...
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Dr Sarah Hernandez
Dr. Sarah Hernandez is the Director of Research Programs at the Hereditary Disease Foundation (HDF). She carried out her postdoctoral work with Dr. Leslie Thompson at the University of California, ...
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This Gratitude Day, HDBuzz Is Grateful For The Partnership Between HD Families And Scientists
This #HDGratitudeDay, we’re going beyond science & getting to the heart of what drives this community—the people. Learn how ...
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The Huntington’s Disease Youth Organization’s World Congress: Supporting Young People Affected by HD
Young people impacted by Huntington’s disease don’t have to face it alone. @HDYO provides support, education, and community ...
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Listening for Whispers: How a Tiny Protein Could Transform HD Research
One of the trickiest things about HD is its long silent phase—those years or even decades when someone carries the HD gene but hasn’t yet developed any symptoms. Most people with the gene for HD don’t ...
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Wake up call: Sleep is impacted before Huntington’s disease symptoms appear
After getting a poor night’s sleep, anyone would agree that good sleep makes a huge difference in day-to-day life. (Just ask any student who has stayed up all night to cram for a test…or anyone with a ...