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When DNA Repair Goes Off Script: How a Small Change in FAN1 Can Accelerate Huntington’s Disease

Two research teams have uncovered how a small change in FAN1, a DNA repair protein, can speed up Huntington’s disease (HD). In back-to-back papers in…

Cracking the Protein Puzzle in HD: New Blueprints Offer Hope for Stopping Damage Early

Two studies from the same research group have helped to provide some important blueprints for Huntington’s disease (HD) research, helping us to more clearly understand…

City Under the Microscope: How Two Proteins Could Help Track Huntington’s Disease

Biomarkers are measurable signs of what’s happening inside the body and are essential for running successful Huntington’s disease (HD) trials. Right now, neurofilament light (NfL)…

The Gut–Brain Superhighway in Huntington’s Disease: Clues From the Microbes Inside Us

While Huntington’s disease (HD) primarily affects the brain, the genetic change that causes the disease is present in every cell throughout the body. Because of…

Carried from Childhood: Childhood Experiences and Adult Mental Health in Families with Huntington’s Disease

For many people raised in families affected by Huntington’s disease (HD), childhood isn’t just about scraped knees and schoolbooks. It can also mean living with…

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