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The HOPES Timeline (Non-Flash, Part 5)

A Brief History of Huntington's Disease



Scenes 21-25

Fig R-27: Scene 211978

The Second International Centennial Symposium on Huntington´s Disease is held to review progress since the 1972 Symposium. The sheer volume of research that is accomplished over the six years indicates a heightened interest in HD.

Fig R-28: Scene 22Late 1970s

Researchers find evidence that HD affects cells all over the body, not just in the brain.

Fig R-29: Scene 231979

Mike Connely establishes the National HD Research Roster at the Indiana University School of Medicine.

Nancy and Tom Chase go to Venezuela for an exploratory visit to the Lake Maricaibo area, a hot spot for HD (see 1955).

Fig R-30: Scene 241980

The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) funds the first two "Centers Without Walls" in Boston (Harvard/Mass General Hospital) and Baltimore (Johns Hopkins University).

Fig R-31: Scene 251981

Nancy Wexler begins her fieldwork in the Venezuelan communities around Lake Maracaibo, a hot spot for HD.

 

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