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One of the world’s leading researchers into the degenerative brain disorder Huntington’s disease (HD), is urging Scots affected by the condition to get involved in a global rare disease project. Speaking at the Scottish Huntington’s Association (SHA) annual conference in Aviemore, Dr Bernhard Landwehrmeyer from the University of Ulm in Germany, said they were looking for 25,000 people across the globe impacted in some way by HD to sign up for a new research project, Enroll-HD. €œWe are looking for people to get involved in all aspects of HD research. We need to pull together a pool of volunteers willing
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