Huntington's Disease Research is Among Top Scientific Advances of 2001
Over the past few years, Huntington's Disease (HD) has gone from being a virtually unknown disorder to one that is now recognized by the federal government as a "model" for other neurodegenerative diseases. In May, the Huntington's Disease Society of America (HDSA) formed a groundbreaking partnership in the neurodegenerative field through a joint sponsorship between government and a voluntary health agency. The incredible growth and accomplishments in the field of HD research have been recognized by Discover magazine (January 2002 issue) as one of the top 100 scientific advances in 2001.
