Progeria children show potential life extension from lonafarnib study
In a Boston Children’s Hospital trial 27 treated children with progeria lived longer than 27 untreated peers, with 13 treated participants still alive after two years. researchers caution the lack of a placebo control and note unclear whether lonafarnib alone or with other drugs drove the benefit. The study, led by Dr. Leslie Gordon, suggests possible hope for Hutchinson Gilford progeria though not definitive proof.
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Francis Collins
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Hutchinson-Gilford
Leslie Gordon
Brown University
Journal of the American Medical Association
Boston Children’s Hospital
Howard Worman
Columbia University
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