How long should I wait to see the results of vatiquinone?

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How long should I wait to see the results of vatiquinone?

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In clinical trials, significant benefits of vatiquinone, such as reduced face and neck (bulbar) symptoms, better upper limb coordination, and improved neurological function, were seen after six months. Because Friedreich’s ataxia has a variable disease course, some patients may see benefits earlier than others. More data is needed to have an idea about how soon patients may see benefits with treatment.

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Teresa Carvalho, MS avatar
Teresa Carvalho, MS Teresa holds her Master of Science in cell and molecular biology from Coimbra University, Portugal. She was a researcher and science communicator for several years at the Institute for Research and Innovation in Health in Oporto, Portugal. From 2013, she has held a fellowship working with Pulmonary Hypertension Europe as a patient advocate, social media/website manager, public relations officer, and translator. Her work has been focused on providing patients access to treatments, raising awareness for pulmonary hypertension, and promoting patient empowerment.

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