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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Dr. Kenneth Silver was interviewed by AHCIM in July 2014 The purpose of AHC International Library is to collect information about AHC and related disorders and make them visible for …
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Arn M.J.M van den Maagdenberg, professor of neurogenetics, was interviewed by AHCIM in London 2016 The purpose of AHC International Media is to collect information about AHC and related disorders …
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Landis Pino, Mother of Madison and Marley, was interviewed by the AHCIM in October 2014 Landis has TWO children affected by AHC which is extremely rare. When the interview was …
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Professor Helen Cross was interviewed by AHCIM in London, May 2015 “If we find a treatment for AHC it may well help other disorders” “the children who now are negative …
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Meg Krenn, mother of Emory, was interviewed by AHCIM in August 2015 Meg and Bill Krenn have 4 children together which is not common among AHC families. They have a …
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Mallory Eastman, sister of Caroline Eastman, was interviewed by AHCIM in August 2015 Mallory shares her view as a sibling to an AHC hero. She tells us among other things …
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Sho Yano was interviewed by AHCIM in Washington, DC, August 2015 Sho Yano believes that ATP1A3 mutations are much more common than we realize Some people have 1 or 2 …
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Lindsay Johnsson, administrator coordinator for Duke AHC clinic, was interviewed by AHCIM in October 2014 at Duke University, NC. The Duke AHC clinic is open for everyone For more information …
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Brittany Rosebrook, mother of Tanner, was interviewed by the AHCIM in August 2015 Brittany tells us their heartbreaking story and Tanner actually starts an episode in the interview.
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