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  1. Huntington's disease treated for first time

    """
    It means the decline you would normally expect in one year would take four years after treatment, [..].

    The first symptoms of Huntington's disease tend to appear in your 30s or 40s and is normally fatal within two decades.
    """

    Wow, one might then very well merely die "with" it, instead of "from" it.

    bbc.com/news/articles/cevz13xk

    via @kottke

  2. Huntington's disease treated for first time

    """
    It means the decline you would normally expect in one year would take four years after treatment, [..].

    The first symptoms of Huntington's disease tend to appear in your 30s or 40s and is normally fatal within two decades.
    """

    Wow, one might then very well merely die "with" it, instead of "from" it.

    bbc.com/news/articles/cevz13xk

    via @kottke

    #medicine #healthcare #HuntingtonsDisease #Huntingtons #kottke

  3. Huntington's disease treated for first time

    """
    It means the decline you would normally expect in one year would take four years after treatment, [..].

    The first symptoms of Huntington's disease tend to appear in your 30s or 40s and is normally fatal within two decades.
    """

    Wow, one might then very well merely die "with" it, instead of "from" it.

    bbc.com/news/articles/cevz13xk

    via @kottke

    #medicine #healthcare #HuntingtonsDisease #Huntingtons #kottke

  4. Huntington's disease treated for first time

    """
    It means the decline you would normally expect in one year would take four years after treatment, [..].

    The first symptoms of Huntington's disease tend to appear in your 30s or 40s and is normally fatal within two decades.
    """

    Wow, one might then very well merely die "with" it, instead of "from" it.

    bbc.com/news/articles/cevz13xk

    via @kottke

    #medicine #healthcare #HuntingtonsDisease #Huntingtons #kottke

  5. Huntington's disease treated for first time

    """
    It means the decline you would normally expect in one year would take four years after treatment, [..].

    The first symptoms of Huntington's disease tend to appear in your 30s or 40s and is normally fatal within two decades.
    """

    Wow, one might then very well merely die "with" it, instead of "from" it.

    bbc.com/news/articles/cevz13xk

    via @kottke

    #medicine #healthcare #HuntingtonsDisease #Huntingtons #kottke

  6. Huntington's disease successfully treated for first time

    bbc.com/news/articles/cevz13xk

    Holy shit, this is incredible news.

    #News #Medicine #Huntingtons

  7. Huntington's disease, a fatal genetic condition, has been successfully treated for the first time. @BBCNews reports on a type of gene therapy developed at University College London that slows the disease by 75% in patients. It offers the first signs of hope for sufferers of this brutal and terrible condition, which kills brain cells, leading to symptoms that resemble dementia, Parkinson's and motor neurone disease, and is usually fatal within two decades of diagnosis.

    flip.it/RPS8Ux

    #Huntingtons #HuntingtonsDisease #Medicine #Health #Science #Genetics #GeneTherapy #GoodNews

  8. Huntington's disease, a fatal genetic condition, has been successfully treated for the first time. @BBCNews reports on a type of gene therapy developed at University College London that slows the disease by 75% in patients. It offers the first signs of hope for sufferers of this brutal and terrible condition, which kills brain cells, leading to symptoms that resemble dementia, Parkinson's and motor neurone disease, and is usually fatal within two decades of diagnosis.

    flip.it/RPS8Ux

    #Huntingtons #HuntingtonsDisease #Medicine #Health #Science #Genetics #GeneTherapy #GoodNews

  9. Huntington's disease, a fatal genetic condition, has been successfully treated for the first time. @BBCNews reports on a type of gene therapy developed at University College London that slows the disease by 75% in patients. It offers the first signs of hope for sufferers of this brutal and terrible condition, which kills brain cells, leading to symptoms that resemble dementia, Parkinson's and motor neurone disease, and is usually fatal within two decades of diagnosis.

    flip.it/RPS8Ux

    #Huntingtons #HuntingtonsDisease #Medicine #Health #Science #Genetics #GeneTherapy #GoodNews

  10. Huntington's disease, a fatal genetic condition, has been successfully treated for the first time. @BBCNews reports on a type of gene therapy developed at University College London that slows the disease by 75% in patients. It offers the first signs of hope for sufferers of this brutal and terrible condition, which kills brain cells, leading to symptoms that resemble dementia, Parkinson's and motor neurone disease, and is usually fatal within two decades of diagnosis.

    flip.it/RPS8Ux

    #Huntingtons #HuntingtonsDisease #Medicine #Health #Science #Genetics #GeneTherapy #GoodNews

  11. Huntington's disease, a fatal genetic condition, has been successfully treated for the first time. @BBCNews reports on a type of gene therapy developed at University College London that slows the disease by 75% in patients. It offers the first signs of hope for sufferers of this brutal and terrible condition, which kills brain cells, leading to symptoms that resemble dementia, Parkinson's and motor neurone disease, and is usually fatal within two decades of diagnosis.

    flip.it/RPS8Ux

    #Huntingtons #HuntingtonsDisease #Medicine #Health #Science #Genetics #GeneTherapy #GoodNews

  12. 🧓 How aging drives neurodegenerative diseases 🧠

    A research team at the University of Cologne has identified a direct molecular link between aging and neurodegeneration by investigating how age-related changes in cell signalling contribute to toxic protein aggregation.

    💊 The results could lead to new therapies for #ALS, Huntington's disease and other age-related brain disorders.

    Read more ▶️ uni.koeln/LFJTT
    📰 nature.com/articles/s43587-025

    #uniköln #unicologne #aging #research #huntingtons

  13. A Gene Editing Strategy to Repair Huntington's Defects

    "A lot more studies would be needed before we can know if disrupting these repeats with a base editor could be a viable therapeutic strategy to treat patients. But being able to illuminate the biological consequences of interrupted repeats is a really useful and important milestone," explained senior study author Dr David Liu.

    #CRISPR #genetics #research #biology #biotechnology #science #Huntingtons

    labroots.com/trending/genetics

  14. new paper: "A collaborative network analysis for the interpretation of transcriptomics data in Huntington’s disease" doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-855

    "our study shows that collaborative network analysis approaches are well-suited to study rare diseases, as they provide hypotheses for pathogenic mechanisms from multiple perspectives."

    #bioinformatics #huntingtons #transcriptomics #rareDisease

  15. "Exon skipping only works if the resulting protein is still functional, so it can't treat every disease with a genetic basis. That's the overall limitation of the approach," noted Professor Pablo Perez-Pinera.

    "But for diseases like #Alzheimer's, #Parkinson's, #Huntingtons, or Duchenne's muscular dystrophy, this approach holds a lot of potential."

    #genetics #health #medicine #biotechnology #research #science #biology

    labroots.com/trending/genetics

  16. Been on a punk rock kick for the last few days. These two albums have gotta be some of the best in the genre! 🤘

    #punk #rock #punkrock #huntingtons #mxpx #skatepunk #music #toothandnail

  17. With organoids, researchers aim to bridge the gaps in knowledge that arise from using animals. These are simplified, miniaturized models of human organs that are created by genetically altering cells. Now, they have provided unexpected new insights into Huntington's disease.

    #research #biology #Huntingtons #disease #genetics #medicine #health

    labroots.com/trending/cell-and

  18. The first indication of a possible link between #MyalgicEncephalomyelitis and #CNS diseases:

    “However, one new association was found, with the gene #PDE10A, which is implicated in #CentralNervousSystem diseases, such as #Parkinsons and #Huntingtons disease. This association has never been seen before, and would require replication in a new cohort before its role in #MECFS could be confirmed.“

    era.ed.ac.uk/bitstream/handle/