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With current corticosteroid use, people with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) typically lose their walking ability by their early teens, often need ventilation by their late teens, and usually survive until the third or fourth decade of life, according to a review study into the clinical course of DMD today.
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High levels of the toxic RNA molecule associated with myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1) lead to defects in muscle regeneration and in the number of muscle stem cells — or satellite cells — and promotes muscle fibrosis (scarring) upon injury, according to a study in a mouse model of DM1.
Eurordis opened a campaign, called Rare 2030 Action, that is seeking to establish a European action plan for rare diseases to ensure that none of the 30 million people in Europe living with rare diseases are left behind by the start of a new decade. As part of…
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