Nationwide’s Success Has a Broad Impact on Duchenne Research
Kevin Flanigan, MD is a leading expert in the development of gene therapies for Duchenne, and the director of the Center for Gene Therapy in the Abigail Wexner Research Institute […]
Kevin Flanigan, MD is a leading expert in the development of gene therapies for Duchenne, and the director of the Center for Gene Therapy in the Abigail Wexner Research Institute […]
We’re thrilled to announce that researchers at Nationwide Children’s Hospital have documented the first-ever creation of full-length dystrophin in a human as a response to gene therapy. CureDuchenne has contributed […]
The 22nd International Annual Congress of the World Muscle Society took place in St Malo, between October 3 – 7, 2017. There were multiple breaking news stories on Duchenne muscular […]
Dr. Kevin Flanigan from Nationwide Children’s Hospital provided an update on his Dup2 research during a CureDuchenne hosted call with families on September 6. Back in 2010, Dr. Flanigan told […]
CureDuchenne hosted a webinar with Dr. Kevin Flanigan from Nationwide Children’s Hospital on October 12, 2016. The webinar was an opportunity for the Duchenne community to learn the most recent status of Dr. Flanigan’s duplication mutation research. Dr. Flanigan presented new data on his duplication 2 research.
Guest blog by Tammy and Scott Henegar Our family’s journey with Duchenne muscular dystrophy started in March 2011 when our 4 ½ year old adventurous and sweet young boy […]
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 […]
On April 6, 2015, CureDuchenne and Dr. Kevin Flanigan held a webinar to provide an update on Duplication 2 Research for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Click here to watch the recording of the […]
CureDuchenne is proud to have supported all types of Duchenne research over the past 10 years. That is why CureDuchenne has been a leader in funding exon skipping, stop codon, […]