How to Help This Inspiring Non-Profit Supporting Families Facing Devastating Diagnoses
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How to Help This Inspiring Non-Profit Supporting Families Facing Devastating Diagnoses

Earlier this year, Patient Worthy featured Ashley and her non-profit Love Not Lost – an organization that provides portrait sessions and photo albums for families dealing with a terminal illness…

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Cognitive Impairment, Testing, and Disease Burden in MPS II Discussed at Satellite Symposium

Today, Professor Elsa Shapiro and Dr. Christina Lampe presented "Cognitive Impairment in Patients with MPS II: From Disease Burden to Cognitive Testing" at Satellite Symposium, an event sponsored by Shire…

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The Patient and Provider Community is Voicing Growing Opposition to the “Right to Try” Bill
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The Patient and Provider Community is Voicing Growing Opposition to the “Right to Try” Bill

According to a post from the National Organization of Rare Disorders, the organization has joined thirty-seven other patient and provider groups and organizations in opposition to the "Right to Try"…

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Satellite Symposium Discusses Long-Term Outcomes for MPS IVA and VI Patients
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Satellite Symposium Discusses Long-Term Outcomes for MPS IVA and VI Patients

Yesterday, a group of experts presented "Changing lives: Long-term outcomes of MPS IVA & VI patients" at the Satellite Symposium sponsored by BioMarin. The program began with insights on the…

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New Treatments For Chronic Kidney Disease Need To Keep Patients Employed, Study Says
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New Treatments For Chronic Kidney Disease Need To Keep Patients Employed, Study Says

According to an article from Nephrology News and Issues, medical experts are calling for new treatments for chronic kidney disease that will allow patients to continue working. Although treatments for…

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Girl Blasted With Air Horn Has Irreversible Ear Damage
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Girl Blasted With Air Horn Has Irreversible Ear Damage

Social and lively teenager Cindy Redmond's life was forever changed when her friend's step-father blew an air horn directly in her face, damaging them forever, originally reported by Daily Mail.…

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How a New Start Up Offers Better Help For Babies with Pulmonary Hypertension
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How a New Start Up Offers Better Help For Babies with Pulmonary Hypertension

A new device called The Third Pole will soon be on the market to help newborns with pulmonary hypertension breathe better. Pulmonary hypertension is a type of high blood pressure…

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Philanthropic Competition Awards Innovators for Plans to Help Treat Rare Lung Disease
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Philanthropic Competition Awards Innovators for Plans to Help Treat Rare Lung Disease

Who said helping cure and treat rare diseases couldn't be fun?! Last week, Three Lake Partners - a venture firm that invests in healthcare and quality-of-life solutions for patients dealing…

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