Scottish Mother Prepares to Obtain Cannabidiol Oil For Her Son With Rare Epilepsy
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Scottish Mother Prepares to Obtain Cannabidiol Oil For Her Son With Rare Epilepsy

According to a story from edinburghnews.com, mother Karen Gray is about to seek access to cannabidiol oil for her five-year-old son, Murray, who has a rare type of epilepsy, Myoclonic Astatic…

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A Treatment Trial Has Produced Promising Results in Patients With Myelodysplastic Syndromes
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A Treatment Trial Has Produced Promising Results in Patients With Myelodysplastic Syndromes

A press release from Aprea Theraputics has just announced the results of a Phase II clinical trial of the drug APR-246 in patients with myelodysplastic syndromes (a group of blood…

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The Merrill Family Faces the Challenges of Sanfilippo Syndrome Every Day. Now They Are Fundraising to Help Others
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The Merrill Family Faces the Challenges of Sanfilippo Syndrome Every Day. Now They Are Fundraising to Help Others

According to a story from tapinto.net, the Merrill family was crushed upon learning that their five-year-old daughter Leila was born with Sanfilippo syndrome, a lysosomal storage disease that ultimately causes…

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The First Double Face Transplant Has Just Been Performed on a Neurofibromatosis Patient in France
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The First Double Face Transplant Has Just Been Performed on a Neurofibromatosis Patient in France

A man in France has been the first person to ever receive two face transplants, reports the BBC. After Jérôme Hamon’s first transplant was rejected he underwent a second transplant…

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A New QR-Code System Will Improve Emergency Care for Patients With Addison’s Disease
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A New QR-Code System Will Improve Emergency Care for Patients With Addison’s Disease

Researchers from Newcastle University in the UK have just developed a potentially life-saving device for patients with Addison’s disease, reports Newcastle University. Patients will be given a Quick Response (QR)…

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Anavex Plans to Trial its Treatment For Parkinson’s Disease Dementia, and Researchers are Hopeful that it Could Also Benefit Other Diseases
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Anavex Plans to Trial its Treatment For Parkinson’s Disease Dementia, and Researchers are Hopeful that it Could Also Benefit Other Diseases

A drug called Anavex 2-73 being developed to treat Parkinson’s disease dementia is planned to undergo testing in a Phase 2 clinical trial, reports Globe Newswire. Parkinson’s disease is a…

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A Common Virus is a Risk Factor for Seven Serious Diseases
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A Common Virus is a Risk Factor for Seven Serious Diseases

A study carried out by researchers at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital has discovered that the extremely common Epstein-Barr virus is a risk factor for seven diseases, including lupus and multiple sclerosis.…

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A New Study Has Identified Why Patients With Hemophilia Have Such High Rates of Prosthetic Joint Infection and What Can be Done About It
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A New Study Has Identified Why Patients With Hemophilia Have Such High Rates of Prosthetic Joint Infection and What Can be Done About It

  The Orthopaedic Institute for Children (OIC) has found that improving the education of patients with hemophilia leads to a large reduction in rates of prosthetic joint infection, reports Bioportfolio.…

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