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Understanding Mito



Wondering Wednesdays: Ask the Genetic Counselor

MitoAction is excited to announce that we are starting a new series called, “Wondering Wednesdays: Ask the Genetic Counselor” every 4th Wednesday of the month. Genetic Counselor and Mito...


GAII: Finding the Balance

Join MitoAction and Metabolic Dietitian, Casey Burns as she discusses tips on navigating diets and finding the balance with GAII. We will tackle topics related to nutrition, balancing low-fat/low-protein...


Meeting My MELAS Mito Friend

  PARENTS AS RARE – EPISODE 070 Meeting My MELAS Mito Friend – Elizabeth Wood I met Elizabeth Wood, a fellow mito patient, through connections at Mito Action. Elizabeth...


Mitochondrial Genetics and Diseases

Dr. Douglas Wallace, the Director of  The Center for Mitochondrial and Epigenomic Medicine at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) presents on Mitochondrial Genetics and Diseases for our June Monthly...


Genetic Testing – Genome Sequencing A-Z for Mitochondrial Disease

When: Dec 6, 2019 12:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Topic: Genetic Testing – Genome Sequencing: A-Z for Mitochondrial Disease Please click the link below to join the...


Get Connected with MitoAction Mobile

Join MitoAction’s CEO, Kira Mann and Karen’s CEO, Dave Williams for a step-by-step tutorial to get started using the MitoAction Mobile App platform.  This tool will help you manage...


Mitochondrial Genetics and Diseases

Talking points include: The mtDNA has a unique quantitative genetics Different mtDNA mutations can result in very different symptoms The high copy number of mtDNA can result in heterplasmy...


Mitochondrial Medicine Society Publications

Join us with Dr. Sumit Parikh, Director of the Cleveland Clinic Neurogenetics, Metabolic and Mitochondrial Disease program, and past president of the Mitochondrial Medicine Society. Learn more about the 2014-2015...


Is it Really Mito?

Dr. Fran Kendall of VMP Genetics discusses “Is it really Mito? When an alternative diagnosis should be considered.” Talking points include: Clinical red flags that suggest an alternative diagnosis...