Dogs Provide Insight Into Rare Genetic Disease Centronuclear
myopathy weakens skeletal muscles so severely that sufferers often die before age 18.
Not exact matches
About six in 100,000 babies are born with centronuclear
myopathy, which
weakens skeletal muscles so severely that children have trouble eating and breathing and often die before age 18.
Some research estimates that as many as 80 percent of thyroid patients have some degree of
myopathy, a
weakening of the muscles that sometimes leads to pain, tenderness, cramps, and spasms.