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Brain drug cure needed for future ‘trapped in’ generations

February 11, 2025

Sharon Barbour

Health Correspondent, North East and Cumbria

Samantha Dennison is at least the fourth generation of her family to have neuroferritinopathy, but her daughter has escaped it

BBC Patient Samantha Dennison is sitting on a hospital bed and looking at her daughter Steph. Samantha has shoulder length brown hair and wears a dark blue cardigan over a floral top. Steph has long brown hair and wears a light grey, high-neck jumper. — Samantha Dennison is at least the fourth generation of her family to have neuroferritinopathy, but her daughter has escaped it

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