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The publications listed below were supported by the FSH Society in the form of research fellowships and travel grants. We thank our many donors for providing the funding to advance […]
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The publications listed below were supported by the FSH Society in the form of research fellowships and travel grants. We thank our many donors for providing the funding to advance […]
FSH Society Ambassador Carden Wyckoff recently created a series of posts on Avelist regarding misconceptions and living with FSHD. Below is her latest post on living with muscular dystrophy as […]
We are west coast heavy this month. Our meetings are steered by FSH Society volunteers and designed to serve the interests of individuals living with FSHD, their families, and friends. Our goal […]
The Huffington Post hosted a live discussion around the 25th anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act. Our very own Kristin Duquette, a decorated athlete and activist, participated in the […]
Evidence-based, if incomplete, new guideline is a major step forward. All too often, FSHD patients encounter doctors whose knowledge of the disease seems to be gleaned from dusty textbooks. A […]