Clinical Research: ATP1A3-Related Disorders

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Clinical Research: ATP1A3-Related Disorders

Our study is recruiting patients who have ATP1A3 gene variants.

03/01/2026

Our expert team of clinical researchers is proud to support . , and are rare disorders we study. If you have an -related disorder, we stand with you. See why our work may help increase knowledge about these disorders: https://buff.ly/hVlHQoG

11/28/2025

The research team—which studies , & —sends you warm wishes.
As you celebrate today, take a moment to learn about our on ATP1A3-related disorders: https://medicine.buffalo.edu/atp1a3

11/12/2025

🇺🇸 Honoring our veterans isn't just a tradition—it's a responsibility. Their courage, sacrifice & service laid the foundation for the freedoms we enjoy every day. Today & every day, our team—a team that studies -related disorders—remembers & respects veterans.

07/09/2025

Will your name be kept confidential if you participate in our on -related disorders? Yes. Your anonymity will be protected within the limits of the law. No medical information will be released to outsiders without permission.
More: https://buff.ly/kRYlyAv

07/04/2025

Happy from the team. To our study participants & anyone dealing with a : We hope you, your families, friends & loved ones have a safe .

PS: As you celebrate, learn about our study: https://buff.ly/FdgNNSa

06/30/2025

It’s — the perfect time to spread awareness online about -related disorders.

Learn about , & now: https://buff.ly/WPSOc0x

Social media has changed how we interact. Will you share our posts to spread knowledge?

06/25/2025

During , let’s take time to send extra messages of support to members of the LGBTQIA+ community dealing w/ -related disorders, which cause debilitating symptoms.

We stand by everyone w/ , & other .

06/19/2025

The team — which studies + + + — sends you warm wishes on this as we commemorate the ending of slavery in the U.S.

06/15/2025

On , let’s take time to send extra messages of support to dads dealing w/ -related disorders, which cause debilitating symptoms.

Are you a father w/ a known/suspected ATP1A3 gene variant? See if you can participate in our : https://buff.ly/TXMO0OJ

06/11/2025

Our lead researcher, Dr. Allison Brashear, is a health care executive in . She + others on our team work to advance knowledge about -related disorders such as , & .

Learn more: https://buff.ly/QcMMxxi

06/08/2025

On , let’s take time to send friends w/ -related disorders extra messages of support. People w/ , & experience debilitating symptoms. Friendship & love matter — today & always.

06/04/2025

: Let’s all help raise awareness on . Members of our team are ( ) experts. See what they're doing to expand knowledge about -related disorders, which affect men’s health: https://buff.ly/9iMZFRw

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