According to an article from lymedisease.org, Dr. Raphael Stricker is slated to speak about the future of Lyme disease diagnostics at MyLymeData2018: Seeking Cures Together. This conference is intended primarily…
UCLA conducted a new study that looked at patients with claustrophobia and attempted a shortened MRA scan. They hoped to obtain the same quality of images that the current, longer…
Haley Hayes is a normal pre-teen, yet she suffers from Pompe disease. Pompe disease is a genetic condition, which causes muscle and organ impairment. Early diagnosis and enzyme replacement therapy…
Many teenagers live as if they consider themselves nearly immortal, more concerned with navigating social circles than staying alive. Frightening as that actually can be, it’s a far step from…
According to an article from PRNewswire, recent research may have discovered why glioblastoma tumors develop resistance to treatment. Glioblastoma is a deadly form of brain cancer that is known for…
According to an article from Newswise, the Coriell Institute for Medical Research announced the release of rare new N-glycanase deficiency samples. These samples will be available to researchers so that…
According to story from Alpha Galileo, a recent study demonstrated that neuroblastoma cells, a form of cancer that forms in nerve tissue and often occurs in childhood, can transition into…
The final day of Rare Disease Week took place at the NIH Clinical Center last Thursday. Admission to the NIH was free, and participants had the chance to tour the…
According to a story from bioportfolio.com, The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine has given $5.74 million to the City of Hope, a private, nonprofit clinical research center that is primarily…
A new cannabis treatment is going into trial in Australia to treat patients with Tourette syndrome, reports The Courier Mail. This will be the first study in Australia to use…
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