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For today’s Ataxia Profile, I am pleased to introduce Dana Creighton to you. In Two-Thousand-and-Six, at the age of Thirty-Three, Dana went to the Athena Diagnostics Lab to undergo a blood draw and genetic workup. She went because Spinocerebellar Ataxia ran through the generations of her family. Her mother had struggled with it…and had passed […]

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There are roughly 150,000 current diagnoses of Ataxia in the US…in one form or another. I am not sure what that number expands to when considering the World stage. One Hundred and Fifty Thousand…that seems like a pretty big number. But it isn’t. Not when you think of other diseases, such as MS and Parkinson’s. […]

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