If your child or someone you know has recently been diagnosed with a neurologic condition, we’re here to help you make an informed decision on their care. CNF’s Disorder Directory serves as a source of information, inspiring family stories and current resources related to child neurologic conditions. Topics include: autism, epilepsy, ketogenic diets, seizures, stroke, and more. A revamped version of the Disorder Directory is underway – keep an eye out for the dozens of new and updated conditions being added in the coming months!
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Search our child neurology disorder directory to learn more about treatment, prognosis and research opportunities.
Disorder Spotlight
MoCD Type A
Molybdenum cofactor deficiency (MoCD) type A is a rare but devastating metabolic disease that first appears in the newborn period. It is estimated to affect 1 in 200,000 newborns worldwide.
Learn more about signs and symptoms, causes, treatment and therapies, research, and hear from genetic counselor Amy White and parent Whitney McHugh in a short video interview where they talk about living with this rare disease.
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