1. An ignorant approach to a terrible disease.
    Anonymous Anonymous United States says:
    April 17, 2012 at 1:44 PM

    This is a misleading and bizarre article. There is no reason whatsoever to conclude that Huntington's "prevents" cancer: my parent died from cancer that was extremely aggressive and occurred years after the Huntington's diagnosis. How twisted to make it sound like there is a "plus" to having Huntington's Disease... it has no real treatment and there is no cure. Cancer, at least, is a disease you can attempt to treat, cure or even prevent - and it doesn't rob you of your mind.

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