We’re incredibly grateful to Dr. Michael Strupp for joining the CACNA1A Foundation to share the latest insights on ataxia treatments, especially his experience with NALL (N-Acetyl-L-Leucine), a modified amino acid. NALL is now FDA-approved under the name AQNEURSA for the treatment of Niemann-Pick Type C, another rare neurological disorder. In the video, Dr. Strupp notes that NALL’s safety and tolerability profile have been extensively studied in clinical trials, making it a promising candidate for the treatment of CACNA1A-related ataxia. In addition to the presentation recording, we would like to share highlights from the Q&A session that followed. Families asked excellent and thoughtful questions, and Dr. Strupp's answers were informative and full of hope.
Pharmacotherapy of Cerebellar Disorders, Including CACNA1A
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