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Getting a new medicine approved for use in the United States involves a detailed process overseen by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This Read More…
The well-known science educator joins with the National Ataxia Foundation on campaign to build broad understanding of Ataxia, a progressive brain disease that impacts a Read More…
Guest Author: Ellie Martin Physical therapy is good for rehabilitation. However, it can be straining on our muscles by the end of a session. Aquatic Read More…
This is a periodic newsletter for Ataxia clinicians to keep them up-to-date on patient resources and other medical news. To begin receiving this newsletter, join Read More…
Bill Nye opens up about his personal connection to Ataxia, a progressive hereditary disease. He lost is father to Ataxia and has many family members Read More…
Guest Author: Ellie Martin For those who participate in physical therapy, you might be aware that balance exercises are very helpful for those of us Read More…
Join NAF and our partners at FARA in advocating for Ataxia and rare disease related policies during our annual United Against Ataxia Hill Day on Read More…
Guest Author: Liam Dougherty Navigating the world of accessible products can be a daunting journey, filled with trial and error. In this article, Liam shares Read More…
Guest Author: Linda Chase, Able Hire In today’s technology-driven world, the importance of tech in career development for individuals with disabilities, such as Ataxia, cannot Read More…
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