HDBuzz

Behind every HDBuzz article is a team of real people, scientists, writers, editors, who care deeply about making Huntington’s disease research clear, accurate, and accessible.

They’re not just reporting the science. They’re part of the community.

From translating complex studies into plain language, to double-checking every detail, their work helps keep everyone informed, connected, and empowered.

If HDBuzz has helped you understand HD just a little better, you’ve seen their impact. Please consider donating and sharing so we can continue to give you HD research news in plain language.

https://en.hdbuzz.net/donate/

This week is Fund the Buzz: HD Clinic Week (April 27–May 4) 🧠

If you work at an HD clinic, attend one, or support someone who does, this one's for you.

HD clinics are where science meets real life. They're where families get news, good and hard, and where HDBuzz articles get pulled up on phones for families to ask specific questions about HD research and clinical trial news.

We're asking HD clinics to help spread the word this week. Host something, share our posts, or just send a friend to https://en.hdbuzz.net/donate/
Every action counts.

Want to participate? Email [email protected], we'd love to celebrate your efforts.

HD science is moving fast. When the FDA made a controversial decision about the first HD gene therapy last fall, nearly 29,000 people read our coverage in the days that followed - about as many visitors as we normally see in an entire month.

People come to HDBuzz when it matters most. This week, we're launching Fund the Buzz, our spring fundraising campaign, and we're sharing exactly what it costs to keep this resource free for the HD community, including why journalism insurance is surprisingly important in HD research.

Read this article: https://en.hdbuzz.net/fund-the-buzz-the-8000-reason-hdbuzz-can-tell-you-the-truth/

donate: https://en.hdbuzz.net/donate/

and more on our website: https://en.hdbuzz.net/