International study reveals high caregiver burden in DMD
Caregivers of individuals with DMD report substantial disruptions to work and everyday life across the U.S., Europe and Japan, study finds.
Caregivers of individuals with DMD report substantial disruptions to work and everyday life across the U.S., Europe and Japan, study finds.
Caregivers of individuals with DMD face substantial impacts on employment, productivity and income, new research finds.
Bone health index and bone age may be practical, noninvasive tools that could complement DXA in clinical care for DMD, researchers say.
New research emphasizes that achieving even modest functional improvements in DMD is meaningful to families.
With a little creativity and planning, Halloween traditions can be made more accessible for kids with DMD.
Utilization and costs of novel DMD therapies has risen rapidly in recent years, raising questions about affordability and equitable access
The ability to keep the torso upright, known as trunk control, might decline even while boys with DMD are still able to walk
Studies estimate that around 18% of boys with DMD have ADHD.
Transaminitis with no signs of liver dysfunction may signal DMD long before visible weakness or motor delays present, study suggests.
Changes in height and weight over time may be closely tied to motor function outcomes in young boys with DMD, research finds