Lianne Appleby

Ultra-rare mutations highlight the importance of the HD gene in brain development

Published by Lianne Appleby on September 13, 2016

A relatively new technology called exome sequencing has identified a few families with novel mutations in their HD genes. These
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Published by Lianne Appleby on September 12, 2016

Only 7 weeks till HSC’s National Conference! Here are the top 10 reasons why you don’t want to miss it!
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Published by Lianne Appleby on September 12, 2016

Volume 11, Issue 9 TAKE ACTION NOW As a member of the Canadian Coalition for Genetic Fairness, the Huntington Society
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Published by Lianne Appleby on September 6, 2016

Download the 2016 Fall Horizon newsletter – Click here Introducing the Campaign Cabinet In Research News An Ariel View Love,
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Published by Lianne Appleby on August 15, 2016

August 17, 2016 It’s hard to believe that summer is flying by as fast as it is. It’s mid-August already
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Published by Lianne Appleby on August 15, 2016

Volume 11, Issue 8 NEWS TWO FOUR ONE Welcome home Marty & Jim! TwoFourOne Blog – Aug 1, 2016 Marty
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Published by Lianne Appleby on July 28, 2016

July 28, 2016 By Annie Vanexem It’s summer and across Canada, Society volunteers are getting some rest after a busy
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Published by Lianne Appleby on July 26, 2016

Hello friends, Her smile makes my heart melt. Of course, I’m biased because she’s my daughter. But her smile really
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Published by Lianne Appleby on July 20, 2016

Frequent HSC collaborator, Dr Ed Wild, appeared on BBC Radio 4, talking on Woman’s Hour about Huntington disease with Jenni Murray
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Published by Lianne Appleby on July 20, 2016

In the 100 years since the death of George Huntington in 1916, the disorder he described as a ‘medical curiosity’
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