Cells constantly mend tears and rips in the fabric of your DNA, like a cherished pair of jeans. Sometimes this mending can add C-A-Gs by mistake. A group of scientists examined whether other kinds of rips in the genetic fabric may be occurring in HD.

Scientists discovered that a specific type of brain cell becomes unusually quiet in Huntington's disease. By restoring the activity of these cells in mice, they were able to rebalance brain circuits and improve movement.

HD researchers developed an AI-powered tool that analyzes a short counting task. Its speech measures reflected clinical scores and HD-related changes over time, suggesting it could be used as a remote monitoring tool in future.