Patients and families value self-care, muscle and heart function in DMD treatment
Researchers interviewed patients with DMD and caregivers to assess which key treatment characteristics matter most to them.
Researchers interviewed patients with DMD and caregivers to assess which key treatment characteristics matter most to them.
SAT-3247, an investigational oral therapy targeting muscle regeneration in DMD, improved grip strength in a small clinical trial.
The use of corticosteroid treatment could delay respiratory failure in patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).
Researchers found that targeting gut microbiome dysfunction in a mouse model of DMD improves muscle health and function.
A new cell therapy called MyoPAXon has entered early testing in patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Early research indicates the therapy could restore nearly 70% of healthy dystrophin protein in people with DMD caused by nonsense mutations.
A new wearable “soft exosuit” developed by researchers in Korea may help people with DMD lift their arms and shoulders.
QMUS is a useful tool that correlates with some aspects of a patient’s functional capacity.
Utilization and costs of novel DMD therapies has risen rapidly in recent years, raising questions about affordability and equitable access
Patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy may benefit from a potential therapy now supported by an FDA orphan designation.