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[Interview] The promise of oral SMA therapy and the flexibility gap between Korea and Japan
Treatment access for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in Korea remains constrained by structural barriers even as disease-modifying therapies become more widely available.
A patient and his family, who had suffered from unexplained immunodeficiency, developmental disorders, and lymphoma for 16 years, have finally found the genetic cause.
Lysosomal Storage Disease (LSD) is a rare disorder characterized by a deficiency or malfunction of lysosomal enzymes, which act as “intracellular scavengers,” leading to the accumulation of harmful substances and eventually to organ damage.
A Korean research team has proposed a new treatment strategy that could improve treatment effectiveness for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), a rare inherited disease for which steroid treatment is the standard of care.
Patients and families with rare genetic disorders, and people who have not developed a rare genetic disorder but carry a gene mutation, often give up trying to have a child.
The Child Cancer & Rare Disease Project of Seoul National University Hospital (SNUH) announced on September 10 ...
A Korean research team has identified a gene mutation that causes neurodevelopmental disorders, including low intelligence and developmental delay.
National Bio Big Data Initiative addresses rare disease patients wandering for diagnosis
On Tuesday, Seoul National University Hospital announced that a collaborative research team ...