Friedreich’s ataxia

Reflections on the 2025 Euro-ataxia conference

On October 28th-29th 2025, Euro-ataxia hosted the International Ataxia Patient Conference in Amsterdam. This two-day event was attended by representatives from 18 ataxia patient organisations from Europe and North America. We were also joined by representatives from six pharmaceutical companies, and a number of ataxia researchers.  We heard updates on clinical programmes on a range […]

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Lexeo shares positive data in trial of LX2006 for FA cardiomyopathy

The pharmaceutical company Lexeo Therapeutics has announced positive updates from their phase I/II trial of the gene therapy LX2006 to treat cardiomyopathy in Friedreich’s ataxia (FA).   Interim data has shown sustained or deepening improvements in most participants across both cardiac and neurological measures of FA. This includes clinically meaningful improvement in the modified Friedreich Ataxia

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Paper published comparing specialist ataxia centres with non-specialist services in terms of care, organisation, health services resource utilisation, and costs in Germany

Ataxia UK has worked closely with researches at the London Ataxia Centre and other experts on a research study assessing the impact of specialist ataxia centres (SACs) in Europe. This was part of the Value of Treatment (VoT) project supported by the European Brain Council, a non-profit organisation which promotes brain research to improve the

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Satisfaction is significantly higher in those attending UK specialist ataxia centres compared with those who do not, new paper shows

Ataxia UK has worked closely with the London Ataxia Centre researchers and other experts on a research study assessing the impact of specialist ataxia centres in Europe. This was part of the Value of Treatment (VoT) project supported by the European Brain Council, a non-profit organisation which promotes brain research to improve the lives of

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