The Mayo Clinic has launched a landmark natural history study focused on autosomal dominant leukodystrophy (ADLD), an ultra-rare hereditary neurodegenerative disorder. This initiative will collect deep, longitudinal data—medical records, imaging, genetics, and more—to better understand disease progression and accelerate new therapies for patients who urgently need them.
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