HDBuzz

Huntington’s disease research news.

In plain language. Written by scientists.
For the global HD community.

  • Blurred Lines: When Similar Symptoms Can Mean Different Things

    Blurred Lines: When Similar Symptoms Can Mean Different Things

    7 min read

Latest News

  • EuroBuzz Video: Day 1

    EuroBuzz Video: Day 1

    24 min read

    Watch the full video of EuroBuzz day 1 with Jeff Carroll and Ed Wild at the Euro-HD Network Meeting in Stockholm

  • EuroBuzz News: Day 3

    EuroBuzz News: Day 3

    3 min read

    EuroBuzz news: Day 3. Ed and Jeff reporting from the European Huntington’s Disease Network 2012 meeting in Stockholm

  • EuroBuzz News: Day 2

    EuroBuzz News: Day 2

    13 min read

    EuroBuzz news: Day 2. Ed and Jeff reporting from the European Huntington’s Disease Network 2012 meeting in Stockholm

  • EuroBuzz News: Day 1

    EuroBuzz News: Day 1

    8 min read

    EuroBuzz news: Day 1. Ed and Jeff reporting from the European Huntington’s Disease Network meeting in Stockholm

  • Coming Soon: EuroBuzz 2012

    Coming Soon: EuroBuzz 2012

    2 min read

    Coming soon from the Euro-HD Network Meeting in Stockholm: EuroBuzz!

  • Lithium with a twist gets second chance for HD

    Lithium with a twist gets second chance for HD

    6 min read

    Lithium gets a second chance in HD – with a new chemical delivery method, tested in Huntington’s disease mice

  • High-power brain scans reveal sodium changes in HD

    High-power brain scans reveal sodium changes in HD

    6 min read

    A new brain scanning technique reveals high sodium levels in HD brains. How might this help clinical trials?

  • Mapping the neighborhood: huntingtin's new protein partners

    Mapping the neighborhood: huntingtin's new protein partners

    7 min read

    Study of huntingtin protein's 'neighbors' reveals dozens of new drug development targets

  • Does the HD mutation affect children's growth?

    Does the HD mutation affect children's growth?

    6 min read

    A small study suggests kids with the HD mutation but no symptoms have subtle differences in growth. What does it mean

  • 'Induced' stem cells make exciting advances

    'Induced' stem cells make exciting advances

    8 min read

    Stem cells from HD patients: becoming important tools for researchers – and now correcting the HD mutation in the lab