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THE STORY OF MY WILSON DISEASE: AGE 8 TO 53
By Barbara Noci I was born on the 6th of April 1972 in Empoli, a little city near Florence in [...]
Travis’s Story of Wilson Disease
Rare and Rural By Rhonda Rowland, WDA President We all love a small town. Images come to mind of holiday [...]
Newborn Screening for Wilson Disease
A 25-year dream coming close to reality By Alice Williams, WDA Communications Director Since the 1960s, the United States has [...]
Can Copper be Absorbed Through the Skin?
By Edward Tabor, MD, WDA Board Member The main source of copper for humans is food, and Wilson disease patients [...]
They Said “Yes” to Gene Therapy
By Rhonda Rowland, WDA PresidentWe continue the story of two trailblazers who are among the first Wilson disease (WD) patients [...]
A Makeover for an Old Drug
By Rhonda Rowland Wilson disease (WD) was always fatal until Dr. John Walshe, an English physician, discovered penicillamine in [...]
World’s First Newborn Screening for Wilson Disease
Washington State Will Adopt World’s First Newborn Screening for Wilson Disease, Pioneered by Decades of Research From Seattle Children’s Doctor
