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Written by Victoria Martinez Faces of Ataxia Research highlights scientists whose work is supported by grants from NAF. Each story shows how our donors are Read More…
Written by Celeste Suart Faces of Ataxia Research highlights scientists whose work is supported by grants from NAF. Each story shows how our donors are Read More…
Written by Victoria Martinez Faces of Ataxia Research highlights scientists whose work is supported by grants from NAF. Each story shows how our donors are Read More…
Written by Celeste Suart, PhD. Edited by the National Ataxia Foundation Research Team Our annual Katie Campbell CRC-SCA Face-to-Face Meeting was held this year from November 10-12, in Read More…
I was diagnosed ataxia in October 2021 at 60 years old The ataxia I am impacted is SCA2 This ataxia is well known in my Read More…
Back in October of 2024 I was managing a hotel restaurant and came down 2 steps and just kept going without the ability to stop. Read More…
I spent 10 yrs with a Dr who thought I had MS. After a visit to Mayo clinic in MN, I was told no MS, Read More…
Oh boy, where do I start? At the beginning I guess…following neck surgery I developed a 4cm abscess on my left prefrontal cortex. I had Read More…
CENTRAL TIME ZONE During this webinar, an expert will discuss alcohol-related cerebellar degeneration, the typical diagnostic journey for those affected, what to expect for clinical care, and an overview of Read More…
EASTERN TIME ZONE Support group meetings are a great way to socialize and learn with others who are affected by Ataxia. We welcome you to join us! The discussion is Read More…
CENTRAL TIME ZONE The National Ataxia Foundation is proud to sponsor the continuation of the Let’s Move Exercise and Wellness Program, a virtual series hosted by Johns Hopkins University. This Read More…
EASTERN TIME ZONE Support group meetings are a great way to socialize and learn with others who are affected by Ataxia. We welcome you to join us! The discussion is Read More…
