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Citizen Health joins forces with UCB to accelerate drug development across epilepsy and rare diseases
The partnership leverages real-world patient data and advanced analytics to support faster, more patient-centered drug discovery.
Industry Perspectives
| 4 min read
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DDN editorial team
Weekly Rundown: FDA to outline new pathway for patient-specific gene therapies
New results from an anti-seizure medication and blood cancer drug, a new AI platform, and a novel heart disease drug led drug discovery this week.
News
| 3 min read
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Laura Dattaro
Organoids reveal a path to treating a rare form of epilepsy
Boosting
UBA5
gene production normalized neuronal activity in the first organoid model of the developmental and epileptic encephalopathy.
News
| 6 min read
by
Dika Ojiakor, PhD
A small molecule with big potential for treating ALS
QurAlis researchers have developed QRL-101, a new drug candidate that targets overactive neurons to prevent cell death in ALS.
News
| 4 min read
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Megan Keller, PhD
Repurposing an anesthetic for epilepsy
The general anesthesia drug propofol restores function to mutated signaling channels associated with epilepsy.
News
| 3 min read
by
Adam Boros, PhD
A genetic link to the development of epilepsy and autism
Epilepsy onset and seizure severity are linked to variants in the
SCN2A
gene, potentially leading to improved diagnostics and treatments.
News
| 4 min read
by
Luisa Torres, PhD
An alternative to brain surgery for patients with epilepsy
A gene therapy targeting excitatory neurons significantly reduced seizures in a mouse model of the most common cause of child epilepsy.
Articles
| 3 min read
by
Lauren Drake
Leaky blood vessels may cause seizures
A specific blood-brain barrier protein may present a potential target for treatment-resistant epilepsy.
Articles
| 2 min read
by
Lauren Drake
Stimulating neurons reduces severe epileptic seizures and mortality in mice
Early intervention in a mouse model of Dravet Syndrome prevented onset of critical disease symptoms.
Articles
| 10+ min read
by
Randall C Willis
A mind for medicine
Researchers are tapping into the regenerative power of stem cells to treat central nervous system disorders.
News
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