Dystonia in the News!http://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010-04-20T18:43:00Zhttp://www.webjam.com/enrTMS Treats Adult Onset Segmental Dystoniahttp://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010/04/20/rtms_treats_adult_onset_segmental_dystoniahttp://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010/04/20/rtms_treats_adult_onset_segmental_dystonia#Comments2010-04-20T18:43:00Zdystonia, "transcranial magnetic stimulation", rtms, "adult onset segmental"http://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010/04/20/rtms_treats_adult_onset_segmental_dystonia rTMS 2007 adult onset segmental dystonia.pdf

]]>Movement disorder symptoms are lessened by an antibiotic http://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010/03/23/movement_disorder_symptoms_are_lessened_by_an_antibiotichttp://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010/03/23/movement_disorder_symptoms_are_lessened_by_an_antibiotic#Comments2010-03-23T01:34:00Zdystonia, genetic, dyt1, "childhood onset"http://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010/03/23/movement_disorder_symptoms_are_lessened_by_an_antibiotic Sunday March 21, 2010

 

 
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]]>Decreased Activity Of Basal Ganglia Is Main Cause Of Abnormal Muscle Constrictions In Dystoniahttp://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010/03/04/decreased_activity_of_basal_ganglia_is_main_cause_of_abnormal_muscle_constrictions_in_dystoniahttp://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010/03/04/decreased_activity_of_basal_ganglia_is_main_cause_of_abnormal_muscle_constrictions_in_dystonia#Comments2010-03-04T05:18:00Zhttp://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010/03/04/decreased_activity_of_basal_ganglia_is_main_cause_of_abnormal_muscle_constrictions_in_dystoniaScienceDaily (Jan. 7, 2009) — Dystonia is a neurological disorder characterized by involuntary abnormal muscle constrictions. More than 300,000 people in North America are affected, but the mechanism of abnormal muscle constrictions has not been well understood.

 

]]>Abnormal Brain Circuits May Prevent Movement Disorderhttp://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010/03/04/abnormal_brain_circuits_may_prevent_movement_disorderhttp://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010/03/04/abnormal_brain_circuits_may_prevent_movement_disorder#Comments2010-03-04T05:09:00Zhttp://www.webjam.com/dystonia_support_ct/dystonia_news_updates/$dystonia_in_the_news/2010/03/04/abnormal_brain_circuits_may_prevent_movement_disorderScienceDaily (Aug. 10, 2009) — Specific changes in brain pathways may counteract genetic mutations for the movement disorder dystonia, according to new research in the August 5 issue ofThe Journal of Neuroscience. Few people who inherit dystonia genes display symptoms — namely sustained muscle contractions and involuntary gestures — and the study provides a possible explanation. This result could lead to new treatments for the estimated 500,000 North Americans diagnosed with dystonia.

 

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