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Mum s warning to other parents as she watches son lose ability to walk and talk

Mum s warning to other parents as she watches son lose ability to walk and talk
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Mum s warning to other parents as she watches son lose ability to walk and talk

Az arbayjane sharqiUnited statesAmy sheridan hillFoundation to fightMeet the familyJust giving

Teaming Up to Conquer a Rare Disease Known as H-ABC

The rare genetic disorder H-ABC gets attention as a parent, a geneticist, and the great-grandson of a Yale philanthropist join forces to seek a cure.

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A dominant tubulin mutation causes cerebellar neurodegeneration in a genetic model of tubulinopathy

A dominant tubulin mutation causes cerebellar neurodegeneration in a genetic model of tubulinopathy
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H-ABC, it s…not easy as 1-2-3 Pediatrics

Elouise and her parents sit hand-in-hand on a bench, smiling. Most of us felt some personal impact when the world shut down in the spring of 2020. We adjusted: working from home, remote schooling, small bubbles of family to limit exposure. For Michele Sloan, being unable to have childcare in the home to allow her adult social time – or just alone time – hit differently. “Before the pandemic, I was able to live my life pretty normally. We would have sitters come in if we wanted to go out or get things done. I’ve given up a lot of that. For one thing, I want to be with her. But mostly, I need to make sure that she’s safe,” Michele said.

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