Why We Need to Focus on Adherence, Not Compliance: Reporting from the WFH Congress
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Why We Need to Focus on Adherence, Not Compliance: Reporting from the WFH Congress

We often hear the term noncompliance when talking about patient-doctor relationships for individuals with hemophilia. In essence, it means the hemophilia patient hasn’t done what the doctor has asked them…

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The FDA has placed an Investigational Drug For Sickle Cell Disease on Clinical Hold
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The FDA has placed an Investigational Drug For Sickle Cell Disease on Clinical Hold

The Investigational New Drug Application for the experimental drug CTX001 for treating sickle cell disease has been put on clinical hold, announced Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated and CRISPR Therapeutics. This hold…

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The FDA Has Awarded Breakthrough Therapy Designation to an Experimental Drug for Treating Some Forms of Lung Cancer and Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma
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The FDA Has Awarded Breakthrough Therapy Designation to an Experimental Drug for Treating Some Forms of Lung Cancer and Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma

Pfizer has announced that the medicine Xalkori (crizotinib) has received Breakthrough Therapy designation from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for two potential treatment uses. The full article can be…

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Chin Hairs in Women Could be Indicators of Cushing Syndrome or Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
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Chin Hairs in Women Could be Indicators of Cushing Syndrome or Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia

According to a story from msn.com, a significant portion of woman may notice a small number of hairs growing on their chin at some point in their lives. In most…

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Gene Therapy Could Put an End to Blood Transfusions for Beta Thalessemia Patients
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Gene Therapy Could Put an End to Blood Transfusions for Beta Thalessemia Patients

According to a story from empr.com, a recent study revealed that gene therapy could allow patients with beta thalessemia to stop having to get regular blood transfusions. The gene therapy…

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Updated Results From Cancer Drug Trial Show Greater Improvements Than Previously Reported

According to a story from Reuters, the cancer drug developer Loxo Oncology recently released the latest results from the trial testing its investigational therapy LOXO-292. Preliminary results released about a…

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Artificial Intelligence Shows Hope With GPI Deficiency And Mabry Diagnosis
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Artificial Intelligence Shows Hope With GPI Deficiency And Mabry Diagnosis

Researchers from the University Hospital Bonn in Berlin, Germany have successfully used artificial intelligence image scanning to diagnose patients with Glycolipid (GPI) anchor deficiencies, reports Healthcare Analytics News. They recently published…

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A Report on UK Patients with Primary Immunodeficiency Hopes to Inform Medical Professionals About the Conditions
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A Report on UK Patients with Primary Immunodeficiency Hopes to Inform Medical Professionals About the Conditions

A primary immunodeficiency report, published in the journal Clinical and Experimental Immunology, examines medical care for primary immunodeficiency patients in the UK. The publication of the report coincides with the…

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