A Patient Story: Alan

Together with his son, Alan runs an avant-garde, highly atmospheric, candle-making bar named Wax + Wine, where customers sip wine while pouring aromatic candles.  Alan gets up early and drives himself to work 5 days a week, but he describes [Read More]

September 23rd, 2022|

A Patient’s Story: Jeff

“It’s been working on me for 20 years,” says Jeff, an APBD patient who was fully employed and physically active despite increasingly troublesome symptoms. He was a runner, too. But then he began noticing that he was getting up from [Read More]

August 31st, 2022|

“Remembering Robert Zuckerman“

By Jeff Levenson Who in our foundation can forget Robert Zuckerman's big hug at the opening of his KINDSIGHT exhibit in the 92nd Street Y? Robert was optimistic. He was a force of nature. He was also always ready with [Read More]

June 23rd, 2022|

Most Read APBD Articles in 2021

APBD is a 24/7/365 battle. From getting an accurate diagnosis, to seeking support, to finding trusted resources, to connecting with community members who understand, and working towards a cure, the APBD Research Foundation stands with you on this journey. [Read More]

December 6th, 2021|

APBD Biomarkers workshop #2

The 2021 APBD Biomarkers Symposium brought together APBD clinicians and researchers, related disease and technology experts, and industry partners to discuss promising biomarker research. Short presentations were followed by interactive discussions with all symposium participants. The symposium goal was to [Read More]

November 18th, 2021|

A Daughter’s Reflections on APBD

Editor’s Note: This is the second in a series of articles written by Feigy W. Rosenberg, daughter of the late Gregory Weiss, who was one of the co-founders of the APBD Research Foundation. Feigy shares from her heart, hoping [Read More]

August 27th, 2021|

We’re Looking to Hire a Research Coordinator

We're looking to hire a passionate and experienced Communications and Development Manager to join our small team during this crucial period of growth in our community.

August 11th, 2021|
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