News
Del Mar Times - August 2011
When Cells Stop Working
Officially, as many as 2 million Americans suffer from mitochondrial disease. But because defects in the mitochondria may underlie an astonishing range of very familiar illnesses, researchers are beginning to suspect that the real number is vastly higher. > Read more
Daughter's death sends mother on quest
Leigh's Syndrome is one of
the most deadly of all mitochondrial
diseases. It affects
areas of the brain that control
breathing, blood pressure, appetite
and coordination. > Read more

