Research Notes on Age When Huntington's Disease Appears
The age of onset in Huntington's disease is variable. In Juvenile HD, symptoms usually begin at 20 years old or younger; while in Adult HD, it typically starts at 35 to 50 years old. The time of onset of symptoms will determine the lifespan of the patient.
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- Huntington's Disease Society of America: Juvenile Huntington’s Disease
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