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CMTA Appoints Aimee Yrlas Simpson as Chief Revenue Officer, Expanding Its Impact for People Living with CMT
CMTA appoints Aimee Yrlas Simpson as Chief Revenue Officer, bringing more than 25 years of nonprofit leadership experience to help advance research and support people living with CMT.
Geneticist Behind the First Identified Cause of CMT Joins CMTA-STAR Scientific Advisory Board
Vincent Timmerman, PhD, the Belgian geneticist whose lab identified the first known genetic cause of Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, joins the CMTA-STAR Scientific Advisory Board. Timmerman brings three decades of CMT genetics research and iPSC disease modeling expertise to CMTA's push to advance therapies into clinical trials.
He Thought Fishing Was Behind Him. Hand Surgery Brought It Back
CMT is known for affecting feet, but the hands are often involved too. Grip weakens,...
Disability and Wellbeing Study
Prior research has shown that people with visible physical disabilities, including CMT, regularly encounter unfair...
Cycle Pharmaceuticals Stops Clinical Studies of Govorestat
On April 17, Cycle Pharmaceuticals announced it is halting all govorestat clinical studies, including the INSPIRE Phase III Open Label Extension and Early Access Programs.
Kylix Bio
Kylix Bio is focused on accelerating access to treatment for individuals with CMT1X and CMT4C...
Taleen Hanania, PhD
PsychoGenicsParamus, New JerseyChief Commercial Officer Taleen Hanania, PhD, is Chief Commercial Officer at PsychoGenics. PsychoGenics...
CMTA Center of Excellence at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
At CCHMC, our Comprehensive Neuromuscular Center provides expert, comprehensive, and compassionate care for infants, children,...
How CMTA Investments Led to Nearly $20 Million in Government Grants for CMT Research
CMTA’s investment of $1.15 million advanced three CMT research programs by providing scientists with the resources to test their ideas.
CMTA Receives Highly Competitive $154,000 American Camp Association Grant for Its Camp Footprint Program
CMTA has received a $154,000 American Camp Association Character at Camp Implementation Grant to launch the Footprint Fellowship: Bringing Camp Magic Home. The two-year initiative extends the Camp Footprint experience beyond summer for 35 inaugural Fellows and positions the program as a national model for character-driven camp programming.
