On February 20th, 2023, Amazon ended their Amazon Smile Charity Program. Thank you to the nearly 200 people who supported the CMT Research Foundation through this program. In total, the community was able to raise: Interested in finding a new way to make a difference,...
Recording-artist/songwriter/producer Dina Fanai AKA AVALONA, released Legacy today across all platforms Legacy was written as an anthem for patients with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT), one of the world’s most common inherited neurological diseases. CMT causes...
2021 has been a banner year for progress in CMT drug development, much of which has been possible because of your partnership with the CMT Research Foundation – thank you! Despite the challenges presented by a global pandemic, we can be proud of all that we were able...
Two CMT Research Foundation Scientific Advisory Board members make a new discovery Congratulations to our Scientific Advisory Board members Drs. Charlotte Sumner and William Motley on their recent publication identifying a new gene implicated in CMT2. Genetic...
Gene Therapy for Axonal Neuropathies By Grace Pavlath, PhD I’ve written recently about gene therapy approaches in development for CMT1A, a form of CMT that affects the myelin sheath of nerves. There is also robust research to develop gene therapies for axonal forms...
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