PKAN - Pantothenate kinase-associated neurodegeneration

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Here you will find the latest information on the NBIA variant PKAN.

CoA Therapeutics bricht Klinische Studie für PKAN ab

CoA Therapeutics bricht Klinische Studie für PKAN ab

Übersetzung eines englischen Artikels von Amber Denton, Präsidentin der NBIA Disorders Association, aus dem Newsletter der NBIA Disorders Associacion Schweren Herzens teilen wir der Gemeinschaft mit, dass CoA Therapeutics beschlossen hat, die klinische Studie zu...

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Update on the CoA-Z clinical trial

Update on the CoA-Z clinical trial

Over the past several months, the OHSU CoA-Z study team has shared the initial study results with all CoA-Z study participants and their families, as well as the broader NBIA community of families, friends, clinical providers and supporters. It follows...

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PKAN study with CoA-Z completed in the USA

Oregon Health & Science University in Portland (USA) conducted the first clinical trial for PKAN patients in the USA from 2019 to 2022 with a new drug called "CoA-Z" for the treatment of PKAN. This first part of the trial has now been...

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Survey helps prepare clinical trial for PKAN patients

Survey helps prepare clinical trial for PKAN patients

The Californian company CoA Therapeutics is currently preparing a clinical trial with a new drug for PKAN patients. In order to make this study as patient-oriented as possible, CoA Therapeutics developed a survey last year in which the...

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PKAN drug screening at Yale University

PKAN drug screening at Yale University

Since July 2021, a new one-year PKAN research project has been underway at Yale University, New Haven (USA) under the direction of Professor Choukri Ben Mamoun. The project, entitled: "A high-throughput screen for PKAN-revising agents", is being carried out as part of...

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