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Huntington's Disease Websites

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Cure HD Foundation
A well organized and very informative web-site is posted at this address and was founded by Robert Bishop, a father of 5 children and whose wife has been diagnosed with Huntington’s Disease. Robert has made all of the information available on this site a point-and-click away from all else. Some of the links include news and events, contact information, HD research, and The HD Nightmare - which tells of Robert’s personal experience as well as others’ experiences.

Huntington’s Disease Information
The Huntington’s Disease Information web-page was created by a librarian working at the University of Chicago. This site includes helpful and informative information on HD as well as very personal stories and poems written by caregivers or people with HD. It also includes lists of articles, audio-visual materials, books, electronic resources, pamphlets, plays, and theses from 1990 on relating to Huntington's Disease.

Huntington’s Disease Society of America
Whether you have been touched by Huntington’s Disease or just want to learn more about it, this web-site offers the latest in news and information all at the click of a button. The Huntington’s Disease Society of America (HDSA) offers unique features on their site including "Ask the Doctor", "Profile of the Month", and "HDSA’s Coalition for the Cure", making sure that you’ll find helpful information here.

Huntington’s Helpful Links
As quoted from the web-site, "These pages are offered as a one stop Huntington's Disease link page for individuals seeking information about the disease and it's many faces." With links leading to professional sites with factual, medical information, as well as links to sites created by individuals telling personal stories, this is a great site to visit when searching for any and all information on HD.

The Huntington Society of Canada
The Huntington’s Society of Canada (HSC) offers a web page available in both the English and French languages. Located in Kitchener, Ontario, the HSC has created a web-site with many easily accessible items including resource materials, information on fundraising activities, press releases, Huntington’s Disease (HD) itself, and living with HD.