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peggysue2

(12,187 posts)
6. Wow
Wed Sep 24, 2025, 10:38 AM
Wednesday

A successful treatment for a really terrible disease.

The wonders of medical research are evolving so quickly. The thought that this therapy could eventually delay or even stop the disease process in those patients yet to see symptoms--the Huntington-0 stage patients from the article--is a stunning prospect.

Three cheers and applause for science!

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This a very terrifying disease.... FarPoint Wednesday #1
It's been 50 years Dear_Prudence Wednesday #2
This is spectacular SickOfTheOnePct Wednesday #3
Wow. That's a miracle. Science is a miracle. Scrivener7 Wednesday #4
Don't tell RFK Jr. lame54 Wednesday #5
Wow peggysue2 Wednesday #6
That's great and all but TlalocW Wednesday #7
This is such great news karin_sj Wednesday #8
UK healthcare: We've created a way to treat Huntington's disease / US healthcare: We've created a new medical bill ck4829 Wednesday #9
How long before we start to see on our hospital bills Aristus Wednesday #17
Healthcare is free in the UK. ShazzieB Wednesday #18
This is amazing dflprincess Wednesday #10
Advances don't come from deportations or denying student visas. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Wednesday #11
good . AllaN01Bear Wednesday #12
Fantastic news! Martin68 Wednesday #13
Way cool! liberalla Wednesday #14
This made me cry. We recently lost a dear patient with Huntingtons. Maru Kitteh Wednesday #15
That's the one Woody Guthrie died of. ananda Wednesday #16
K&R ReRe Wednesday #19
I have a cousin who is in an advanced stage of this disease . . . markpkessinger Wednesday #20
Along with the obvious help for patients with Huntingtons disease. Prairie_Seagull Wednesday #21
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