Research happening in Wisconsin could provide hope for people struggling with Huntington’s Disease. We talk with a UW-Madison scientist about the disease and the possibility of a cure. We also check in on the top stories in national politics, including progress on another economic stimulus bill.
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This Week In Washington: December 2, 2020
We check in with a Washington reporter about top stories in national politics, including President-elect Joe Biden’s latest announcements for economic leadership positions in his new administration.
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Wisconsin Researcher Digs Into Huntington's Disease
For decades, medical experts have been unable to meaningfully treat Huntington’s Disease — a fatal genetic disease that causes nerve cells in the brain to break down. A UW-Madison researcher could help change that. We learn about her work, and hear about a Wisconsin family’s struggle with the disease.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Laura Pavin Producer
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Sarah Ferris Guest
- Jane Paulsen Guest
- Kelly Kobriger Guest
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