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Researchers have explored the potential of thymoquinone-loaded solid lipid nanoparticles to mitigate mitochondrial dysfunction and oxidative damage. This study is relevant because it involves 3-Nitropropionic acid (3-NP), a toxin that causes brain lesions similar to those in Huntington's disease. The focus is on the protective effects of thymoquinone, known for its antioxidant properties, when delivered via solid lipid nanoparticles.

This approach could help manage conditions where mitochondrial dysfunction is key, such as neurodegenerative diseases. While not directly treating Huntington's disease, it offers insights into addressing similar mitochondrial damage, providing potential avenues for future neuroprotective treatments (Ramachandran & Thangarajan, 2025).

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Huntington's Disease AssociationHuntington's Disease AssociationApr 14, 2025

It's 13 days until the #LondonMarathon and we're delighted to bring you another one of our London Marathon runners, Matt! Hear more on why he is running the London Marathon for #TeamHDA. Don't forget to wish him good luck and check out the link in our comments if you're able to donate to our team.

Huntington's Disease AssociationHuntington's Disease AssociationApr 10, 2025

👏 A huge thank you to Jacob for taking on the Paris Half Marathon in support of the Huntington’s Disease Association! 🏃‍♂️

Your incredible effort and dedication help raise awareness and funds for people affected by Huntington’s disease. We’re so grateful for your support!

If you're inspired by Jacob and would like to take on your next fundraising challenge, take a look at our website.

https://ow.ly/LbM250VxYOH

Huntington's Disease Society of AmericaHuntington's Disease Society of AmericaApr 14, 2025

HDSA offers support groups across the country for everyone in the HD community - whether you're living with Huntington’s disease, caring for someone who is, at risk yourself, or have been affected as a young person or adult.

You're not alone, and there’s support available for you.

For more information about support groups, visit:https://hdsa.org/find-help/community-social-support/hdsa-support-groups/

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