Causes
Symtoms
Research/ Treatment
Fun Facts
100

The mutation of what chromosome causes HD?

What is the fourth chromosome

100

Can HD affect a person's mental health?

Yes

100

Is there a cure for HD?

No

100

At what age do symptoms of HD typically emerge?

What is ages 30-50

200

Is the gene for HD a dominant or recessive gene?

What is a dominant gene

200

True or False, involuntary movements are a symptom of HD?

What is true

200

Are scientists looking for a cure for HD?

What is Yes, drugs are being researched and tested.

200

To be affected by Huntington's disease you have to have what?

What is a family history

300

A child of an affected parent has what percent chance of getting HD?

What is 50%

300

The inabilities to walk, speak, and swallow are developed earlier or later into HD?

What is developed later

300

What can lessen the symptoms of HD?

What is drugs and other prescription pills

300

Who is affected by HD? (gender, race, age)

What is everyone, gender, age or race does not matter

400

When are HD mutations present?

What is before, during, and after meiosis

400

What type of memory can be affected as a result of HD?

What is short-term memory

400

What type of studies are trying to find out what makes HD progress faster?

What is genetic studies

400

Can symptoms of HD develop earlier or later than 30-50 years old?

Yes

500

Can a person pass HD without having it?

No

500

What is a fatal symptom of HD?

What is heart failure

500

What is the full scientific name of one prescription drug which lessens the symptoms of HD?

What is deutetrabenazine 

(2R,3R,11bR)-rel-1,3,4,6,7,11b-Hexahydro-9,10-di(methoxy-d3)-3-(2-methylpropyl)-2H-benzo[a]quinolizin-2-one.

500

What is the incident of HD in the United States?

What is 1/10,000 people