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Support Cells Under Stress: A New Perspective on Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 7 Written by Siddhesh SabnisEdited by Katie Deschamps, PhD Although scientists have known the genetic cause of spinocerebellar ataxia Read More…
Written by Jacen Emerson Edited by Pragya Goel, PhD Regular stationary bike training improves ataxia symptoms within months according to a clinical trial. Home cardio may outperform traditional balance Read More…
Hi, I’m Rochelle I am 60 years old mother of three adult children and grandmother to 3. All of my life even as a teenager I loved working with children. Read More…
What is a Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT)? Before a new drug or therapy can reach patients, researchers and regulatory agencies need evidence that it is safe and effective. One of Read More…
My story started about four years ago. It has been a long road. Finally on the 13th of August 25 I was diagnosed with Ataxia caused by a degenerative of Read More…
Written by Jamie Hyde Edited by Marija Cvetanovic, PhD “A new matched stem cell model gives SCA1 researchers a clearer way to study disease mechanisms and test potential treatments.” Using Read More…
In June 2024, I had a massive hemorrhagic stroke caused by an AVM. I was 23 at the time and working out at the gym. The next 6 months I Read More…
I’m 50 years old from Portugal and work in the contact center industry from home. My journey with Cerebellar Ataxia really began in 2018 when I received my diagnosis. For a long time, my main Read More…
My name is Amir Hossein Bagerzade. I am 26 years old, and for nearly nine years I have been living with a rare genetic disease. You may wonder why, after Read More…
“So what we think you have is something called autoimmune cerebellar ataxia.” Cool. Cool. Cool- No idea what that is. Countless blood tests, a few MRIs and a couple hospital visits later looking Read More…
