In the debut episode of Brainstorming with Clare de Lore, we find out what Huntington's disease is, who is affected by it, and the realities for those living with the condition. 

Clare also explores the research giving hope the disease could be prevented and eradicated. 

We find out more about the Centre for Brain Research at the University of Auckland, some of the remarkable research happening here in New Zealand, and Clare tells the personal story of how she got involved with the centre. 

Brainstorming with Clare de Lore has new episodes every second Wednesday on iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts - powered by Newstalk ZB. 

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In the debut episode of&nbsp;Brainstorming with Clare de Lore,&nbsp;we find out what Huntington's disease is, who is affected by it, and the realities for those living with the condition.&nbsp;
Clare also explores the research giving hope the disease could be prevented and eradicated.&nbsp;
We find out more about the Centre for Brain Research at the University of Auckland, some of the remarkable research happening here in New Zealand, and Clare tells the personal story of how she got involved with the centre.&nbsp;
Brainstorming with Clare de Lore has new episodes every second Wednesday on iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts - powered by Newstalk ZB.&nbsp;
LISTEN ABOVE

There's nothing more complex than the brain - and Newstalk ZB's new podcast explores the diseases and conditions that impact the vital organ. 

In association with University of Auckland’s Centre for Brain Research (CBR), renowned journalist Clare de Lore delves into the diseases and conditions of the brain in Newstalk ZB's Brainstorming.

Every episode investigates a specific condition with a world renowned expert from CBR explaining the condition, what is known about it and what hope there is for patients.

It also features someone living with the condition – to hear the impact is has on people and what the the future brings for themselves and others. 

Brainstorming with Clare de Lore - new episodes every second Wednesday on iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts - powered by Newstalk ZB

There's nothing more complex than the brain - and Newstalk ZB's new podcast explores the diseases and conditions that impact the vital organ.&nbsp;
In association with University of Auckland&rsquo;s Centre for Brain Research (CBR), renowned journalist Clare de Lore delves into the diseases and conditions of the brain in Newstalk ZB's Brainstorming.
Every episode investigates a specific condition with a world renowned expert from CBR explaining the condition, what is known about it and what hope there is for patients.
It also features someone living with the condition &ndash; to hear the impact is has on people and what the the future brings for themselves and others.&nbsp;
Brainstorming with Clare de Lore - new episodes every second Wednesday on iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts - powered by Newstalk ZB

In association with University of Auckland’s Centre for Brain Research, renowned journalist Clare de Lore delves into the diseases and conditions of the brain in Newstalk ZB's Brainstorming.

Brainstorming with Clare de Lore

There's nothing more complex than the brain - and Newstalk ZB's new podcast explores the diseases and conditions that impact the vital organ.&nbsp;
In association with University of Auckland&rsquo;s Centre for Brain Research (CBR), renowned journalist Clare de Lore delves into the diseases and conditions of the brain in Newstalk ZB's Brainstorming.
Every episode investigates a specific condition with a world renowned expert from CBR explaining the condition, what is known about it and what hope there is for patients.
It also features someone living with the condition &ndash; to hear the impact is has on people and what the the future brings for themselves and others.&nbsp;
Brainstorming with Clare de Lore - new episodes every second Wednesday on iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts - powered by Newstalk ZB

Episode 1: Huntington's disease and learning more about the Centre for Brain Research

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