Madalena Esteves
Translator — Portuguese
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Articles translated into Portuguese by Madalena Esteves
- Positive news from Wave Life Sciences SELECT-HD trial
- No pivot needed for PTC-518
- The VIP section: velvet ropes for the brain and how to get in
- SURVEYOR opens the door for drugs that treat cognition
- Two birds, one stone: HTT-lowering drugs also target CAG expansions
- Hats off to brain donors on Brain Donation Awareness Day
- A new era for HDBuzz
- A sprinkling of good news for the treatment of HD chorea
- How many is too many? Exploring the toxic CAG threshold in the Huntington’s disease brain
- Making babies: having a family, the HD way
- Cry your eyes out: detecting huntingtin in tears
- The director’s cut: how CAG repeats change the editing of genetic messages
- Huntington's Disease Therapeutics Conference 2024 - Day 3
- Understanding expansions at the single cell level
- Huntington's Disease Therapeutics Conference 2024 - Day 2
- Huntington's Disease Therapeutics Conference 2024 - Day 1
- CRISPR-based drugs: one giant leap for mankind
- Steady progress from uniQure - promising data to end the year
- Regulating repetition: Gaining control of CAG repeats could slow progression of Huntington’s disease
- Beyond huntingtin lowering: out-of-the-box approaches for the treatment of HD
- Could halting CAG expansions be a new treatment for HD?
- Tipping the balance; new insights into HD genetic modifiers
- Drug to treat movement symptoms of HD approved by FDA
- Youthful competitors: young brain cells oust the old
- Updates from PTC Therapeutics and uniQure on their huntingtin-lowering trials
- Huntington’s disease therapeutics conference 2023 - Day 3
- Huntington’s disease therapeutics conference 2023 - Day 2
- Huntington’s disease therapeutics conference 2023 - Day 1
- PROOF-HD study of pridopidine ends with negative result
- Astrocytes: The new star in HD research?
- Hunting for balance: how the huntingtin protein compensates in HD
- Roche Phase II GENERATION HD2 study underway
- uniQure gets the green light to resume testing HD gene therapy
- A new roadmap to track Huntington’s disease progression
- Disappointing news from Novartis about branaplam and the VIBRANT-HD trial