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Recognizing early signs of adult-onset SMA

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by Bionews Staff | July 14, 2026

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Melissa Wright, MD, PhD, discusses early signs of adult-onset SMA, including progressive fatigue, weakness, falls, and hand tremors.

When should fatigue or finger tremors prompt a closer look for SMA?

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