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HDBuzz 2025 Annual Report: Here’s what you made possible
⏱️7 min read | In 2025, you helped us reach 329,000 people with independent, unbiased HD research news. Our 2025 Annual Report is here. Take a look at what we built together, and consider helping us keep going.
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Skyhawk reports encouraging 12-month results for oral Huntington’s disease drug SKY-0515
One year into treatment, SKY-0515 continues to lower huntingtin and shows encouraging trends with signs and symptoms of HD. A larger trial is enrolling to determine whether the drug truly slows HD progression
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May 2026: This Month in Huntington’s Disease Research
⏱️8 min read | May 2026: 2 year data from the votoplam trial suggests disease progression may slow; AMT-130 heads to the UK for regulatory review; pigs reveal immune cells invading the HD brain; and new science zooms in on toxic huntingtin fragments.
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Fixing the Recipe: Lowering a Slice of Huntingtin
⏱️7 min read | In a recent paper, scientists targeted a small, harmful piece of the huntingtin message (HTT1a) in HD mice. This reduced toxic protein clumps and delayed genetic changes, more than targeting full length HTT.
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Tagging the Trash: Turnover of Toxic Huntingtin
⏱️ 5 min read | A recent study suggests that strengthening the brain’s own clean-up system could slow Huntington’s disease.
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Prilenia’s Application for European Approval of Pridopidine Withdrawn
⏱️ 5 min read | Prilenia’s application for European approval of pridopidine was quietly withdrawn 6 months ago, in November 2025, after the EMA had already recommended refusing the drug. Here’s what happened, and why you’re only hearing about it now.
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Intruders in the Brain: What a Pig Model Reveals about Immune Cells in HD
⏱️7 min read | A recent study in pigs suggests the HD brain could be under attack from the body’s own immune system. The results reveal that invading cytotoxic T cells might contribute to neurodegeneration in HD, suggesting a new therapeutic pathway.
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The Great Care Conundrum: What “Good” Care Looks Like in Huntington’s Disease
⏱️8 min read | What does “good care” look like in Huntington’s Disease? A new Dutch study asked familial and professional caregivers, and uncovered how differently it’s experienced in practice.


