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Speak Up for the Duchenne Community!
After waiting for a very long time, the Duchenne community now has clarity on the Advisory Committee meetings dates for BioMarin and Sarepta. BioMarin’s date is November 24, 2015 […]
Expanding and Improving Duchenne Standard of Care
As a mom of a son with Duchenne, I understand the importance of physical therapy in this disease. Early after Hawken’s diagnosis, we were referred to a physical therapy […]
Welcome Katie Mastro
We are delighted to announce that Katie Mastro has joined joined CureDuchenne as program services manager. She is responsible for managing and expanding the CureDuchenne Cares program, engaging with […]
Researchers Create New Mouse Model for Duchenne with Duplication of Exon 2
Dr. Kevin Flanigan and his team at the Flanigan Lab at Nationwide Children’s Hospital are hard at work researching duplication mutations. They have created a new mouse model for […]
Welcome Dr. Jak Knowles
We couldn’t be prouder that CureDuchenne has played a critical role in the development of what we hope will be the first-ever pharmaceutical treatments for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Investments by […]
Do You kNOW Your Duchenne?
When our son, Hawken was diagnosed with Duchenne almost 13 years ago, my husband and I felt there couldn’t be too many things worse for a family to experience. […]
Duchenne Community: Let Your Voice Be Heard!
This week the FDA accepted Sarepta Therapeutics’ New Drug Application for eteplirsen with priority review. This follows on the June FDA’s acceptance of BioMarin’s NDA for drisapersen, also with […]
CureDuchenne’s Early Funding Projects Take a Big Step Forward Today
FDA Accepts NDA for Drisapersen, the First-Ever Treatment for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy to Reach this Milestone in the U.S., and Sarepta Therapeutics Completes NDA Submission to FDA for Eteplirsen […]
Capricor Therapeutics – Webinar on Upcoming Clinical Trial for Cardiac Indication in Duchenne
There has been a lot of recent Duchenne research news lately. As a community, we are glad to see a variety of research programs moving forward with positive results. […]