Alexander Disease Research Update – Episode #31: 1) Development of an AxD Severity Score, and 2) Peer review – please come home
About this episode
Albee Messing, Annette Bley, and Nadia Kokaly discuss recent research on Alexander Disease and its implications for care and classification.
Send us Fan Mail Albee Messing, Annette Bley, and Nadia Kokaly discuss the following recent publication: [01:58] Description of the Hamburg Alexander Leukodystrophy Cohort-Insights into Practical Classification and the Care Situation. Journal of Clinical Medicine 14, 6918 (2025) [19:00] Comment: Peer review – please come home. Send your questions and feedback to: amessing@wisc.edu Help support research on Alexa...
People in this episode
Host: Albee Messing
Guests: Annette Bley, Nadia Kokaly
Topics covered
- Alexander Disease
- AxD Severity Score
- Peer Review
- Research Update
- Health Care
- Leukodystrophy
Keywords
- Alexander Disease
- AxD Severity Score
- peer review
- health care
- leukodystrophy
- research
- clinical medicine
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Description of the Hamburg Alexander Leukodystrophy Cohort-Insights into Practical Classification and the Care Situation, Journal of Clinical Medicine 14, 6918 (2025)
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