Huntington's disease in Podcasts
conditionA genetic disorder causing uncontrollable movements and cognitive decline, inherited in an autosomal dominant pattern.
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He also had Friedrich's ataxia and his wife Della very sadly has Huntington's disease and he's calling for action on access to new medicines like Skyclarus.
Again, she is a different rare disease, Huntington's disease.
We have patients, for example, that might have Huntington's, which is a severe neuroderm disease.
There's also Huntington's disease. This is – it seems like much more physical in nature, uncontrollable movements, although there are changes in personality, but – Real fidgety, herky-jerky. Your brain loses the ability to control coordination, essentially. Right. Which is, I think, a 50% chance of inheriting the gene, but you can live with it for up to 20 years.
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