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Challenges Associated With Friedreich Ataxia

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Sub Subramony, M.D., discusses the challenges faced by patients with Friedreich ataxia in accessing healthcare services and managing their condition, as well as the significant burden the disease places on families and caregivers.

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  1. What are some of the challenges faced by patients with Friedreich ataxia in accessing health care services and managing their condition?
  2. Can you describe the burden of this disease that goes beyond the patient (eg, families and caregivers)?
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