Media site for AHC and related disorders
ATP1A3 SYMPOSIUM IN DISEASE – REYKJAVIK, ICELAND 2019 Dr. George tells us about the research Northwestern University is doing with Flunarizine a drug which is the most common in treatment …
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Having a child changes your life. One family in Plymouth was overjoyed to welcome a baby girl into their life. However, their joy quickly turned to concern once their daughter, …
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The ATP1A3 Symposium in Disease was held in Reykjavik, Iceland on October 2-4th 2019 The President of Iceland, Gudni Th. Jóhannesson opened the symposium with a message that we should …
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Carmel is an amazing little girl battling Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood. She was able to Make-A-Wish in 2017 and she was chosen to be the featured wish for WISH NIGHT …
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Nineteen month old Anya suffers from a rare neurological disorder which causes paralyses down one side of her body, tremors and breathing problems. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p074bd2m?fbclid=IwAR3XhL_3Mak6xpV5txrOU0DNExZbNPvYPP5zR_zuZLBjEHuQUlXC_593JKY The condition affects just one in …
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Kevin Ess is one of the organisers for 7th ATP1A3 symposium in Disease In this interview he tells us about the stem cell lines that his laboratory in Vanderbilt is …
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Professor Arn M.J.M van den Maagdenberg talks about why some AHC patients have a mutation in ATP1A3 and some in ATP1A2? What is the sodium/potassium pump? If AHC patients do …
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Really good interview with Dr. Alfred George who sums up why we are having these symposiums, what has been achieved and where we are headed to find a treatment for …
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Professor Fiorella Gurrieri tells us about an exciting new project that she is working on. Gurrieri´s research group is doing research with cell lines that have 5 of the ATP1A3 …
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