~ Breakthrough Therapy designation based on clinical evidence from Phase I/II trials showing meaningful slowing of disease progression ~ ~ Additional regulatory update and guidance on the Biologics License Application
Roche has announced the continuation of the GENERATION HD2 Phase II clinical trial evaluating tominersen in individuals with early signs of Huntington’s disease. Following an interim analysis by an independent committee, no
Living with Huntington’s Disease (HD) often feels like a series of quiet, and sometimes loud goodbyes. We say goodbye to the way our bodies used to move, to the stamina
The HDYO Congress 2025 brought together young people, families, researchers, and professionals from around the world for an unforgettable event dedicated to the Huntington’s Disease community. Over three inspiring days,
“Gratitude Day is a way to honor the collaboration of HD families with clinicians and scientists, which started with the efforts to identify the Huntington’s disease gene in the 1980s,
Tanita Allen, a dedicated advocate for Huntington’s Disease and author of her much labored memoir “We Exist”, is starting a new column for the IHA website, called Be Empowered by
At last year’s EHDN & Enroll-HD Conference in Strasbourg, we had the privilege of interviewing Siri Hagen Kjølaas, Ph.D., to discuss her groundbreaking research on the psychosocial challenges faced by
SOM Biotech presents the Phase 2b study results with SOM3355 demonstrating a unique profile with robust improvements of chorea in Huntington’s Disease Patients and a safe profile with no somnolence,
The International Huntington Association, in collaboration with the European Huntington Association, is organizing a campaign for Rare Disease Day 2025, on the 28th February. The slogan for this year’s RDD
Rare Diseases International (RDI), announced the launch of the RDI Youth Leadership Programme, an initiative designed to engage and empower young people within the rare disease community. This programme aims
~ Breakthrough Therapy designation based on clinical evidence from Phase I/II trials showing meaningful slowing of disease progression ~ ~ Additional regulatory update and guidance on the Biologics License Application
Roche has announced the continuation of the GENERATION HD2 Phase II clinical trial evaluating tominersen in individuals with early signs of Huntington’s disease. Following an interim analysis by an independent committee, no
Living with Huntington’s Disease (HD) often feels like a series of quiet, and sometimes loud goodbyes. We say goodbye to the way our bodies used to move, to the stamina
The HDYO Congress 2025 brought together young people, families, researchers, and professionals from around the world for an unforgettable event dedicated to the Huntington’s Disease community. Over three inspiring days,
“Gratitude Day is a way to honor the collaboration of HD families with clinicians and scientists, which started with the efforts to identify the Huntington’s disease gene in the 1980s,
Tanita Allen, a dedicated advocate for Huntington’s Disease and author of her much labored memoir “We Exist”, is starting a new column for the IHA website, called Be Empowered by
Hello, everyone! I am truly honored to introduce myself as the newest columnist for the International Huntington Association’s online platform. Writing for this community is not only a privilege, but
At last year’s EHDN & Enroll-HD Conference in Strasbourg, we had the privilege of interviewing Siri Hagen Kjølaas, Ph.D., to discuss her groundbreaking research on the psychosocial challenges faced by
SOM Biotech presents the Phase 2b study results with SOM3355 demonstrating a unique profile with robust improvements of chorea in Huntington’s Disease Patients and a safe profile with no somnolence,
The International Huntington Association, in collaboration with the European Huntington Association, is organizing a campaign for Rare Disease Day 2025, on the 28th February. The slogan for this year’s RDD
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