HDSA Researcher Spotlight

About this program

The Huntington's Disease Society of America (HDSA) offers significant funding through programs like the HD Human Biology Project, Berman-Topper Fellowship, and Clinical Research Pilot Grants to advance innovative, patient-focused research on Huntington's disease. Since 1999, HDSA has committed $20 million to support groundbreaking studies aimed at understanding and combating this disease. Eligibility is open to researchers actively working on Huntington's disease, with no specific cost-sharing requirements. This ongoing opportunity highlights the contributions of researchers like Dr. Yifat Glikmann-Johnston, Dr. Leonard Sokol, and Dr. Richard Hickman, who are making strides in HD research with HDSA’s support.