For generations, families affected by Huntington’s disease have lived under a persistent shadow, a genetic coin flip that too often ends with a slow, devastating decline. But for the first time, that shadow seems to be lifting. Last month, researchers announced a major breakthrough: a treatment that can slow the progression of Huntington’s disease by up to 75%. For a condition once considered unstoppable, this is nothing short of extraordinary. For many, including 32-year-old

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