MitoAction Expert Series

Dr. Pat O’Malley from Massachusetts General Hospital talks about long-term care and quality of life support for adults and children with mitochondrial disease.   This month’s meeting is held in loving memory of Christopher A. Clark, whose family remained dedicated to helping him have the best quality of life possible every day. About the Speaker Dr. O’Malley has cared for several families with mit...

lanning for your future with Mito… a workshop for parents & adult patients Monthly International Teleconference Outreach “It feels like each day is all I can handle – how can I possibly plan for the  future ??” Living every day with mitochondrial disease as an adult patient or a parent caring for an affected child can be completely consuming and overwhelming. Many of us forget or put off think...

MitoAction Interview with Stephen

MitoAction Interview with Jamie Emory

The possible relationship between metabolic disorders, elevated lactic acid levels, and features of autism spectrum disorder have been described in the medical literature since the early 90’s.  In fact, much research exploring the correlation between autism or ASD (autism spectrum disorder) and mitochondrial dysfunction has been published throughout the last decade, long before the Hannah Poling c...

J oin us this month with one of Atlanta’s most honored occupational therapists, Susan Orloff, OTR/L.  Susan is owner of Children’s Special Services and has over 30 years experience helping children in both schools and the clinical setting.  Susan brings fresh perspective and ideas to help adults AND children with mitochondrial disease through her hands-on experiences.   Read Susan’s article on “Un...

MITO Meeting: MONTHLY INTERNATIONAL TELECONFERENCE OUTREACH Join us with Dr. Katherine Sims from Massachusetts General Hospital as we take a closer look at understanding genetic inheritance patterns of mitochondrial disease.

Teen Interview with Harrison

Teen Interview with Olivia