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Category Archive: Dr. Lucy Kaufmann

The gut, the nerves, and the microbiome

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The human body has around 100 trillion microorganisms. The microbes living within our gut usually live in harmony […]

dysautonomialab June 10, 2020 Dr. Lucy Kaufmann, familial dysautonomia, Lab News, Uncategorized

Celebrating courage with the 2020 Dystinguished Awards

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Every year, the Center partners with the Familial Dysautonomia Foundation to host an annual conference for patients, caregivers, […]

dysautonomialab June 9, 2020 Dr. Lucy Kaufmann, familial dysautonomia, Pain Insensitivity, Uncategorized

Virtual FD Day 2020: An international connection

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The recent coronavirus pandemic has changed the way we interact, but for patients with familial dysautonomia, this may […]

dysautonomialab April 10, 2020 Dr. Lucy Kaufmann, familial dysautonomia, FD Day 2016, natural history, Pain Insensitivity, Uncategorized

The Foundations for Progress in TTR Amyloidosis

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Proteinopathies are a group of disorders that causes neurodegeneration and are associated with misfolded protein deposits that are […]

dysautonomialab March 16, 2020 Dr. Lucy Kaufmann, research paper, research papers, team, training, Uncategorized

The vagus nerve and the key to calm: A tale of two autonomic disorders

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The vagus nerve is the longest cranial nerve in the body and derives its name from the Latin […]

dysautonomialab March 11, 2020 Broken heart syndrome, Dr. Lucy Kaufmann, familial dysautonomia, research papers, Uncategorized

Dr. Horacio Kaufmann wins the AAN’s Irwin Schatz Award for Autonomic Neurology

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Dysautonomia Center’s Director Dr. Horacio Kaufmann is being recognized with the 2020 Irwin Schatz award from the American […]

dysautonomialab February 6, 2020 Dr. Lucy Kaufmann, familial dysautonomia, horacio kaufmann, Lab News, multiple system atrophy, orthostatic hypotension, Parkinson disease, Uncategorized

New study sheds light on why patients with FD struggle to gain weight

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Our weight is influenced by a number of factors, including our diet, our exercise, and our genetic code. […]

dysautonomialab April 18, 2019 breathing, Dr. Lucy Kaufmann, familial dysautonomia, horacio kaufmann, Lab News, Pain Insensitivity, research paper, research papers, swallowing, Uncategorized

Speeding up progress in FD with the natural history study

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New treatments are coming for patients living with FD. Find out why we need a natural history study […]

dysautonomialab April 15, 2019 Dr. Lucy Kaufmann, familial dysautonomia, horacio kaufmann, Lab News, natural history, Pain Insensitivity, palma, Studies, team, Uncategorized

The ears, balance and the FD mutation

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New research from the Dysautonomia Center at NYU shows the first possible link between the FD genotype and […]

dysautonomialab January 24, 2018 Dr. Lucy Kaufmann, dr. mendoza, familial dysautonomia, horacio kaufmann, Pain Insensitivity, palma, research paper, research papers, Studies, team, Uncategorized

New study confirms the safety of asthma medications in the rare disease familial dysutonomia

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Each inspiration moves fresh air into the lungs and every expiration expels stale air out. Normally, we breathe […]

dysautonomialab December 15, 2017 Dr. Lucy Kaufmann, familial dysautonomia, Lab News, research paper, research papers, Studies, team, Uncategorized

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