News & Stories
See the latest news about CMT drug development and read stories from the CMT community that highlight why we must deliver treatments and cures during our lifetime.
The CMT Research Foundation Kicks Off September CMT Action Month
Each September we join with other organizations to build awareness for Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease. As you know, CMT is little-known and poorly understood outside of the patient community and we celebrate each and every effort to educate the medical community, the...
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CMT Research Foundation Targets CMT1X in Partnership with University of Illinois Chicago
CMTRF’s 11th Major Project in Less Than Three Years ATLANTA (July 8, 2021) The CMT Research Foundation, a nonprofit focused solely on delivering treatments and cures for Charcot-Marie-Tooth, today announced it has partnered with the University of Illinois Chicago...
CMT Research Foundation To Host First Global Research Convention
Several Hundred Charcot-Marie-Tooth* World Leaders Gather to Accelerate Collaboration and Advancements in Research; Pharma Partner DTx to Review Significant Progress in Drug Delivery Gene Therapy Innovator and Pioneer Dr. James M. Wilson to Keynote ATLANTA (June...
Biopharma Leader Joseph Mulvey Joins CMT Research Foundation Board of Directors to Help Deliver Treatments & Cures
The CMT Research Foundation is pleased to announce that Joseph Mulvey, MBA, PMP, has joined its board of directors. Joe is the founder and president of biopharmaceutical consulting firm Ealaín Technology Solutions (ETS), which provides project management, process design and finance solutions to the biopharma industry. Joe will bring his extensive knowledge and experience in the biopharma arena to help advance research, treatments and cures for CMT.
Dr. Bruce D. Carter Joins Scientific Advisory Board to Help CMT Research Foundation Deliver Treatments and Cures
Bruce D. Carter, Ph.D., has joined the CMT Research Foundation’s Scientific Advisory Board to help guide research strategy and funding to deliver treatments and cures for CMT. Dr. Carter is a professor of biochemistry and the associate director of the Brain Institute at Vanderbilt University. Read more about why he’s passionate about ending CMT and how he’ll be helping the CMT Research Foundation in its quest to do that.
Peter J. deSilva Joins CMT Research Foundation Board of Directors to Help Speed Treatments & Cures
The CMT Research Foundation is pleased to welcome Peter J. deSilva as the newest member of our board of directors. With more than 30 years of experience as a results-oriented leader in the financial sector, Mr. deSilva will bring his world-class expertise in strategic development and financial management to help the CMT Research Foundation raise significant funds for cutting-edge research and scientific innovation. Read more.
Progress is Possible Because of You
As we begin 2021, I am overwhelmed with gratitude for your continued commitment to the CMT Research Foundation community. Despite a challenging last year, friends like you rose to the challenge and have made it possible for the CMT Research Foundation to fund new and...
More Than Hope: An Action Plan to End CMT
As we approach the end of 2020 and look ahead to a new year, it’s natural to feel hopeful about what the future may hold — hope for an end to the global pandemic; hope for happiness and good health for our families; and hope for an end to Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT). The CMT Research Foundation shares these hopes, but we know delivering treatments and cures for CMT quickly requires more than hope. It requires vision, commitment, wisdom, a strong plan, and most importantly — action.
See a preview of the CMT Research Foundation’s 2021 action plan.
‘Tis the Season for Scientific Breakthroughs
During a year when so many things have been postponed, changed or cancelled, there is one thing that hasn’t stopped — the CMT Research Foundation’s efforts to end CMT. Research continues, even during the holidays, to find treatments and cures as quickly as possible. These researchers will be working this holiday season to uncover scientific breakthroughs. Here’s how several of our researchers will be celebrating by continuing their work for you.