Impact That Matters
Therapeutic Research In Accelerated Discovery (TRIAD)TRIAD = Academia + Government + Industry
TRIAD Partners
Our TRIAD partners include innovative biotech & pharmaceutical companies, award-winning researchers at top-tier universities, and those spanning the drug discovery, drug development, and diagnostics continuum for Charcot-Marie-Tooth research.
Partnerships vary depending on research goals, milestones met in preclinical or clinical development, and strategic alliance agreements.
TRIAD & GRIN
As part of TRIAD, in 2013, the Global Registry for Inherited Neuropathies (GRIN) was developed to conduct patient-focused research & development for treatments and cures. The patient voice is at the forefront of all we do. By incorporating the patient voice from the beginning, our research programs have the greatest potential for success. HNF funds research with one goal in mind; advancing to clinical trials for Charcot-Marie-Tooth research.
TRIAD Council
The TRIAD Council is composed of CMT thought leaders, experts, and consultants engaged in collaborative planning and decision-making to provide regular guidance and direction to our research strategy. This network of professionals reviews grant proposals, provides expert guidance, and assesses project outcomes to advance therapeutic development for CMT.
Our most recent TRIAD partnerships & initiatives
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HNF participates and supports an advocacy role by providing real-world data to the FDA and other stakeholders. Our critical data facilitates improved knowledge of the lived experience of CMT patients and the advancement of clinical development.
Novel findings of a new common type of CMT2 that might be the 1st step to a treatment: SORD gene deficiency, the most common autosomal-recessive type of CMT
a mutation in the SORD gene that may may affect 60,000 patients worldwide
GRIN powers HNF’s patient-centered research and drug discovery initiatives.
GRIN has played a critical role in identifying important issues related to the CMT patient experience, revealing new areas to explore and research.
$61,000 Raised to Support Pediatric CMT Trials
Last summer HNF teamed up with the Penn Medicine Orphan Disease Center for the Million Dollar Bike Ride in Philadelphia.
Pharnext Announces PXT3003 for the Treatment of Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease Type 1A has Been Granted Promising Innovative Medicine (PIM) Designation by UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency
United Kingdom’s Medicine and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has granted Promising Innovative Medicine (PIM) designation to its lead drug candidate, PXT3003, for the treatment of Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease Type 1A (CMT1A) in patients 16 years and older.
Pharnext raises € 7.7 million in a private placement
Pharnext SA (FR0011191287 – ALPHA) (the “Company”), a biopharmaceutical company pioneering a new approach to developing innovative drug combinations based on its PLEOTHERAPY artificial intelligence platform harnessing big genomics data and network pharmacology, today announced a capital raise of circa € 7.7 million by way of issuance of 1,799,061 new ordinary shares (the “New Shares”) with one warrant attached each (together with the New Shares, the “ABSA”).
HNF on the Forefront of Pain Research to Support CMT Patients
Allison Moore, HNF Founder/CEO, along with her team, took action and led the HNF groundbreaking CMT pain initiative to help the community.
EmBRACE It Podcast with Lainie Ishbia and Estela Lugo
We want our CMT viewers and listeners to feel like they can relate to us, and that it’s perfectly okay to be imperfect!
Hope for the Future for Owen
A gene therapy is within our reach for GDAP1 (CMT4A), an autosomal recessive loss of function disorder and effecting many patients like Owen.
CMT&ME APP Adds New Medical Profile
The CMT&ME app has updated the research app to include a brand new medical profile.
StarWise Therapeutics & HNF Form A Strategic Alliance to Bring a NextGen HDAC6 Drug Therapy to CMT2A (MFN2) Patients
HNF has been committed to funding HDAC inhibitor research since 2014.