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PROOF in the Publishing: Slicing the Data on Pridopidine
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2025 HDBuzz Prize: ACTing on HD: Exploring Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to Improve Mental Health in People with Huntington’s Disease and Their Caregiver
We’re proud to announce Nicolo Zarotti as a 2025 HDBuzz Prize winner! A new case study shows Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) can improve mood and boost quality of life for people with HD, and help caregivers too.
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mTORC1 tips the scales in Huntington’s disease mice
Weighing the scales on mTORC1: A possible new target for HD therapeutics?
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Can this synthetic oil help feed the brain in Huntington's disease?
A new study shows a synthetic oil called triheptanoin changes how HD brains use energy. But will it help HD?
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Positive results announced for re-worked tetrabenazine drug in Huntington's disease
Modified 'heavy hydrogen' form of tetrabenazine appears safe and effective for chorea in Huntington's disease
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Turning skin cells into brain cells: a Huntington's disease research breakthrough?
Scientists can now change human skin cells into working neurons, like the ones that are most affected in HD.
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Huntington's disease clinical trial announcement: huntingtin-lowering drug to enter Phase I trial in 2015
A clinical trial for an exciting therapy against HD is planned for 2015. The first step is to make sure it is safe.
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Largest creatine clinical trial for Huntington's disease halted after 'futility' analysis
CREST-E, a trial of the supplement creatine, has been stopped after an early analysis found it couldn't show benefit
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Should we worry about a huntingtin invasion?
Cool lab experiments show the huntington's disease protein jumping between cells. Does this matter for HD patients?
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EuroBuzz 2014 Video, day one
Video of our first live session at the European Huntington's Disease Network Meeting.
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EuroBuzz 2014 Video, day two
Video of our second live session at the European Huntington's Disease Network Meeting.
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Melatonin alterations in Huntington's disease help explain trouble with sleep
Study shows HD patients have decreased levels of melatonin, which may explain why so many suffer from sleep problems