Accelerating Research Since 2004

The mission of Friends of FSH Research is to accelerate the discoveries that will lead to treatments or cures for FSHD. To achieve our goal, we actively manage a portfolio of research that supports a pipeline for drug discovery. Our board, staff, volunteers, and world-class scientists are fully committed to transparent, reproducible, and transformative science that will inspire hope for people with FSHD. Learn more >>

Latest News
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Update: Determining in vitro and in vivo efficacy of novel DUX4 inhibitors
Apr 6, 2023
Final update by Dr. Ozes of Altay Therapeutics.
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Update: Epigenetic Analysis and FSHD Research Testing
Mar 23, 2023
FlexFund grant on support for continued development of low-cost FSHD diagnostic test.
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Update: Motor Outcomes to Validate Evaluations in FSHD
Feb 5, 2023
This large study will be a big achievement in the FSHD community, a reality that has been made possible by the support from Friends of FSH Research.
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Antagonism Between DUX4 and DUX4c Highlights a Pathomechanism Operating Through β-Catenin in FSHD
Dec 17, 2022
New Publication from Grant Recipient: Professor Zammit at King's College
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A Letter from Dr. Robert Bloch
Oct 31, 2022
A thank you letter from Dr. Bloch.
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Progress Update: Novel Therapeutics for FSHD: Mitochondria-targeted Antioxidants
Oct 28, 2022
Final report of year one.
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Over $7.5 million

funded to date,

attracting millions more

to FSHD research

 

Friends is proud to help support free FSHD testing for individuals at
myfshd.org

 

Current FSHD Studies Worldwide

See listings at:
ClinicalTrials.gov
Please consider participating.
(New Beta Interface)

 

"Hopefully one day FSHD will be stopped in its tracks. I know that there is still a long road ahead, with many milestones to pass but the journey isn’t quite so scary knowing that I am not alone and that there are those willing to keep pushing ahead, guiding the way until we find the key to unlock that final door."

- T. Pilato

 

Our vision: One day the diagnosis of FSH Muscular Dystrophy will be followed by "...there is a treatment."