Winter Wonderwheels Winter Wonderwheels This December, get your superhero alter ego to clock up kilometers and help Santa deliver his presents At Home Winter Wonderwheels (20 November – […]
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On Friday 20th and Saturday 21st October 2023, Ataxia UK held their first ever hybrid in-person and virtual annual conference for families affected by ataxia. The conference, which took place
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Do you want to learn about what gene therapy is, or what the future of gene therapy research may bring? Euro-ataxia, with support from Ataxia UK, will be hosting an
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we are thrilled to bring you the 2024 find out more browse art 2024’s theme is through my gaze. We believe it will encourage the audience to bear in mind how
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PROSPAX (PROgression chart of SPAstic ataXias) and TREAT-ARCA are two global projects, aimed at advancing research into specific ataxias (ARSACS and SPG7 for PROSPAX, and ARSACS and COQ8A-ataxia for TREAT-ARCA).
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The Ataxia Magazine Issue 215 reported on a new paper on Friedreich’s ataxia (FA) from the team led by Professor Paola Giunti at the London Ataxia Centre, which has been
Research Funded By Ataxia UK Research Funded by Ataxia UK Ataxia UK funds a wide variety of research projects. Below is a list of projects currently being funded, and of
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Symptomatic Treatments Symptomatic Treatments Muscle spasticity, spasms & joint contractures Spasticity is the presence of increased muscle tone or hypertonia, caused by a lesion of the upper motor neurones which can
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Genetics Research, Appendix & References Referral to Genetics Services When requesting genetic investigations it is essential to discuss the implications of the test with the patient prior to testing. In
Let’s hear from some volunteers Let’s hear from some volunteers Phillip Clark – Coordinator of Bristol Support Group “I have been working with Ataxia UK for a while now and
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