Nevertheless, She Persisted*

By Sarah Williams [Editor's Note: Our thanks to Kerry Wong for featuring Sarah Williams’s APBD narrative in her newly published book, "Kaleidoscope: Rare Disease Stories." The book is a collection of first-person stories from people around the world living with a variety [Read More]

March 19th, 2024|

APBD Community Shines Bright on Rare Disease Day

The APBD community joined the National Organization for Rare Disorders and rare disease communities around the world to celebrate Rare Disease Day on February 29th. Leading up to the day, we urged our community to wear [Read More]

February 29th, 2024|

Q&A with Matthew Gentry, PhD

Dr. Matthew Gentry is a Professor and Chair of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology in the College of Medicine at the University of Florida. He is a prominent brain metabolism scientist who has made groundbreaking discoveries in the realm [Read More]

December 13th, 2023|

Q&A with Berge Minassian, MD

Berge Minassian, MD, is a Professor in the Departments of Pediatrics and Neurology at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Dr. Minassian is a pediatric neurologist whose clinical specialties are epilepsy, neurodegenerative diseases, and neurogenetic conditions. The Chief of Child Neurology at UT Southwestern, he also leads the Neurosciences Center at Children’s [Read More]

December 13th, 2023|

Meet Anesa Kajtazovic, the Newest Addition to our Team!

The APBD Research Foundation is delighted to introduce our newest team member, Anesa Kajtazovic, who has joined us as our part-time Community Affairs Officer. Anesa brings with her a wealth of experience from the realms of nonprofits and governmental [Read More]

November 6th, 2023|

A Wife’s Perspective on APBD

By Robin Knoll October 20th, 2023 My friends and family have always told me that I do too much. Between my job as a social worker and volunteering with Hadassah for the last 36 years, advocating for [Read More]

October 24th, 2023|

Taking APBD One Day at a Time

By Bruce Rosky, Caregiver and APBD advocate January 4, 2023 It was in 2012 that I started to realize that my wife Jennifer’s memory lapses were a significant sign to be taken seriously. That insight set us [Read More]

September 6th, 2023|
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