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01/29/2021 HDSA Publishes 2020 Year in Review Magazine 2020 WAS TOUGH, BUT... THE FIGHT AGAINST HD WILL NOT STOP CONTENTS Dear Friends of HDSA, Like you, the team at the Huntington’s Disease In early 2020, we expanded HDSA’s Center We cannot thank them enough for their creativity Society of America is ready to leave 2020 behind us of Excellence program to a record 50 HD care and hard work in organizing so many creative PRESIDENT & CEO MESSAGE 1 and prepare for a very bright future. The COVID-19 teams with six satellite sites across the country. stay-at-home events. pandemic forced us to make adjustments to every- We funded four research grants under the Society’s From scavenger hunts and wine tastings to Virtual thing from our everyday lives to the way we do HDSA CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE 2 largest research initiative, the HDSA Huntington’s Team Hope Walks and Celebrations of Hope, business. Despite these extraordinary challenges, Disease Human Biology Project. We also awarded HDSA’s amazing community continued to raise much RESEARCH FUNDING 3 HDSA remained firmly focused on our mission to Dr. Yasaman Gholamalipour from the University of needed funds to support our programs of education, improve the lives of everyone with Huntington’s Massachusetts Medical School with the prestigious support, advocacy and research. The virtual 2020 HIGHLIGHTS 6 disease and their families. Berman-Topper Family HD Career Development Sixth Annual Freeze HD event raised more than Fellowship, and we named five 2020 Donald A. King 2020 MISSION REPORTS 18 Without hesitation, we transitioned from in-person $223,000 and generated an enormous amount events to virtual gatherings to continue to support Summer Research Fellowships, a vital program to of awareness thanks to the work of the Freeze HD Research 18 HD families across the country in the safest and most train the next-generation of scientists with research Committee. Advocacy 19 accessible manner. Thanks to the inspiring generos- expertise in Huntington’s disease. 2020 was definitely a year to put in our rear view Education 20 ity of our donors and loyal corporate partners, Although we would have loved to have seen everyone mirror, but the challenges we faced only made us Youth Programs 21 HDSA did not cut any of the vital support services th in New Orleans for the 35 Annual HDSA Convention, stronger. At HDSA we evolved to strengthen our that HD families need, especially during the Support & Services 22 we quickly transitioned to a completely virtual connection to HD families through virtual events and pandemic. Disability Programs 23 event which welcomed more than 6,200 live resources without losing the inspiration and hope In fact, because of COVID-19 we saw a huge increase viewers from 93 countries! This record-setting that the HDSA community provides — and requires. TH 36 ANNUAL HDSA CONVENTION 24 in the use of HDSA’s free online support services, participation was made possible by the commitment Thank you for your continued support in the fight such as online support groups and telehealth of our speakers, exhibitors and sponsors and the MISSION & VISION against Huntington’s disease. If 2020 taught us counseling, as well as HDSA’s nationwide network dedicated volunteers who ensured that the help anything, it’s that it will take much more than a global STATEMENTS Inside Back Cover of social workers. Our website, HDSA.org, became and hope that defines HDSA’s Conventions was pandemic to keep HD families from fighting for the an even more important cornerstone for families preserved and expanded in this new format. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Inside Back Cover ones they love. seeking information and resources, and HDSA’s Hopefully we will be able to bring Convention library of webinars and video resources grew to meet to Spokane, Washington in early June 2021, Gratefully, STAFF LEADERSHIP Inside Back Cover the increased demand. but regardless, robust online Convention content will be an important part of our commitment to HDSA CONTACT & In addition to our world-class support services, we the HD community. SERVICES INFORMATION Back Cover continued to push HD care and research forward with Louise Vetter The critical mission work of HDSA is made possible direct investments to support HD clinics and science. President & Chief Executive Officer by the fundraising of our dedicated volunteers. 1 RESEARCH FUNDING HDSA Centers of Excellence Expands to 50 Sites First HD Patients Dosed In uniQure Gene 2020 Berman-Topper Family Therapy Study at HDSA Center of Excellence HD Career Development Fellowship Early in the year, the Huntington’s Disease Society of America announced that fifty outstanding Huntington’s disease care facilities have been In June, the first two patients were dosed in the In May, HDSA announced that Dr. Yasaman awarded the designation of HDSA Centers of Excellence for 2020. world’s first gene therapy study for HD. On June 19th, Gholamalipour from the University of uniQure announced in a press release that two Massachusetts Medical School was awarded The 2020 HDSA Centers of Excellence program brave participants had undergone the brain surgery the 2020 HDSA Berman-Topper Family expanded to 50 Centers from 47 in 2019, and required to deliver the experimental huntingtin- HD Career Development Fellowship. from just 20 in 2015. The four new Centers lowering therapy of Excellence are: Henry Ford Hospital This prestigious fellowship, made possible due to AMT-130. The (Michigan), Stony Brook University Hospital the generosity of the Berman and Topper families, surgeries took place (New York), University of Kansas Medical provides up to $80,000 of funding per year for at the Ohio State Center, and the University of Miami (Florida). three years to young scientists and clinicians who University’s Wexner Medical Center, which is The HDSA Centers of Excellence are multi- desire to make Huntington’s disease part of their a designated HDSA Center of Excellence. The drug disciplinary care teams with expertise in long-term career plan. is a harmless virus that contains the instructions to Huntington’s disease that share an exemplary create a genetic weapon, a micro-RNA, that stops “On behalf of the Topper and Berman families, commitment to providing comprehensive care. the huntingtin message from creating new toxic I would like to congratulate Dr. Gholamalipour on The strategic expansion of the Center of Excellence program allows HDSA protein. This is a small and slow-moving safety trial, being named the 2020 recipient of this fellowship,” to increase access to expert HD clinical care and clinical trial opportunities with 26 planned participants who will be followed said Michael Berman. “Dr. Gholamalipour joins a to more families across the United States. With new Centers in Florida, closely for up to five years. terrific group of young scientists who have added Kansas, Michigan, and New York, HDSA now offers care locations in both knowledge and enthusiasm to the field of HD 33 states plus the District of Columbia. This year, HDSA will be awarding research, and we are sure that her contribution will a total of $1,550,000 to the Centers of Excellence program. be significant.” Dr. Yasaman Gholamalipour To learn more about HDSA’s Centers of Excellence program please visit HDSA.org/COE. Dr. Ricardo Mouro-Pinto, Massachusetts General Hospital Striatum 2016 Dr. Tamara Mauri, McMaster University Previous Recipients 2017 Dr. Sarah Hernandez, University of California at Irvine of the Berman-Topper HD Career Development Dr. Rachel Harding, University of Toronto Fellowship 2018 Dr. Lauren Byrne, University College London 2019 Dr. Nicholas Caron, University of British Columbia HDSA CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE HDSA CENTERS AMT-130 is injected into the striatum, a deep part of the brain affected in the early stages of Huntington’s disease. 2 3 HDSA Announced Five Winners of 2020 HDSA Awards Four 2020 Donald A. King Summer Research Fellowship HD Human Biology Project Fellowships In May, HDSA announced the recipients of the 2020 Donald A. King Summer facilitate meaningful HD research to clarify the biological mechanisms under- In December, the Huntington’s Disease Society of Research Fellowships, a vital program to train the next-generation of scientists lying HD pathology. Applicants are evaluated by the quality of their personal America announced that four research grants have with research expertise in Huntington’s disease. Huntington’s disease is a rare, academic achievements, mentoring plan, experimental design, and the feasibility been awarded under the Society’s largest research hereditary neurodegenerative disorder currently affecting approximately 41,000 of achieving their scientific goals in a short summer timeframe. initiative, the HDSA Huntington’s Disease Human Americans. Biology Project. These grants represent HDSA’s After rigorous review by the HDSA’s Scientific Advisory Board, five young patient-centric research focus which brings basic The purpose of this fellowship program is two-fold: first, to attract the brightest scientists, the most in the history of this program, were awarded 2020 and clinical researchers together to facilitate young scientists into the field of Huntington’s disease research and second, to Donald A. King Summer Research Fellowships. Huntington’s disease science in the human condition — instead of in animal models — with the direct participation of people affected by HD. “The HDSA HD Human Biology Project was created to enable scientists to better understand Huntington’s Melanie Alpaugh, PhD Yifat Glikmann-Johnston, PhD disease in people,” said George Yohrling, PhD, Université Laval, Quebec City, Canada Monash University, Melbourne, Australia Chief Scientific and Mission Officer at HDSA. “Interrogating Blood Samples from Huntington’s Disease “Targeting the Huntington’s Disease Gut Microbiome” “Our 2020 fellows were selected by the Scientific Patients to Better Understand Cognitive Impairments” Advisory Board at HDSA because their work holds the promise of filling critical gaps in our current knowledge of HD.” HDSA received applications from researchers all Sophia Friedman Amber Keith Lav Patel Tasneem Sadok Kadambari Vyas around the world.
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