Rare disease patients remain one of the most underserved medical populations, and they often have to deal with debilitating symptoms or complications that can make daily life difficult. For example,…
Lyndsey Rowe wanted to make sure her son left a legacy. Lloyd always wanted to help people, but a lost battle against brain cancer prevented him from doing all of…
According to a story from macleans.ca, after beginning to develop problems with mobility such as climbing stairs, Julie Mason of Montreal endured years of confusing tests before doctors were able…
According to a story from the Wall Street Journal, the U.S. healthcare system might be able to learn a thing or two from Netflix. A well understood aspect of healthcare…
CRISPR gene editing technology is still mostly in its infancy, but the new tool is already causing a lot of excitement, particularly in the treatment of genetically-linked diseases. A recent…
According to a story from PressReleasePoint, a new partnership has developed to generate artificial intelligence technology that will help diagnose people with a variety of rare diseases. The partnership consists…
Dr. Woodrin Wright studies telomeres – the part of our DNA that determines aging. It's also involved in some cancers. It seems like a cruel irony then that Dr. Wright…
According to a story from fiercebiotech.com, the gene therapy startup Generation Bio managed to fundraise $100 million in a little over a month. In its prior series A round of…
According to a story from Financial Buzz, the pharmaceutical company Evoke Pharma announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a small business waiver for Gimoti, a nasally…
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