New MRI method could help track Huntington's disease and its treatments
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Researchers developed a brain-scanning technique called Sandi that detects cellular-level abnormalities in Huntington's disease patients by analyzing how water moves through brain tissue, potentially allowing researchers to measure whether new treatments are working.
The findings are from a study of 113 participants; this is a diagnostic tool that could help evaluate treatments, not a treatment itself.
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