A Huntington's disease treatment is closer than ever
By Alice Park Senior Correspondent
Since it was discovered in the 1800s, people with Huntington's disease have faced a tragic reality: there is nothing medicine can offer to treat their genetic condition.
That may finally be changing. Encouraging results from a small study show that a new gene therapy slowed the progression of the neurodegenerative disorder in some patients by up to 75%. I spoke to one of the researchers involved in the trial, as well as the company developing the therapy, about when patients might be able to access it.
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