The International Organization of Glutaric Acidemia (IOGA) is an international, voluntary, and non-profit organization dedicated to promoting early detection, preventing neurological damage, and assisting in the treatment and rehabilitation of those affected by Glutaric Aciduria Type I (GA1) and other neurological diseases. Established in 1995 and consisting of approximately 100 members, IOGA engages in patient advocacy and support, offers family networking services, promotes research, offers medical referrals, and engages in patient education. Educational materials include medical journal article reprints, brochures, a web site, and a regular newsletter.
Hello to all parents of GA1. This is a very brief post with information that I've been inspired to share. My son Simon is GA1 with severe brain injury at 6
I think I might have posted here once. My son has GA 1 but is mildly affected at best. He has a few balance issues but otherwise is totally living a normal
Here is the study done with mice, http://brain.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/129/4/899. Dr. Zinnati did a presentation at the OAA conference in
Hi, I have been talking to my Dr and reading about novel treatments for GA1 and I hear alot about homoarginine. Has anyone heard anything about the possible
Hello Sara, My 12 year old, who I adopted aged 18 months has GA1. He was just diagnosed when he came to me so I remember some of what you will be going through