According to a story from Research & Development, increasing collaboration between a variety of different organizations is helping to propel and improve the develop of new drugs for the treatment…
According to a story from Mirror, a group of seven women who met each other through online support groups recently met in person for the first time. The women in…
According to a story from Disability Scoop, many military families that have children with debilitating rare conditions or special needs are having trouble getting the care that they need. Many…
According to a story from cacm.acm.org, researchers have been slowly developing an AI software that can diagnose diseases simply by watching the way in which a person types on a…
A new study has found that a certain type of bacteria may play a significant role in the development of stomach cancer. For more information, you can view the source…
A research team led by scientists from Newcastle University believe that they may have identified a previously unknown genetic cause of childhood mitochondrial disease. For more information about this, you…
According to a story from Clinical Advisor, a recent study has found a link between McCune-Albright syndrome and gastrointestinal disease. In fact, the authors of the study recommend that patients…
According to a story from the Houston Chronicle, researchers are hoping that an immunotherapy treatment that was originally funded by an Ice Bucket Challenge grant could be a viable option…
September is Achalasia Awareness Month! Achalasia may not be a disease you've heard about - so you've come to the right place! What is achalasia? Achalasia is a rare disorder that…
According to a report by the Stamford Advocate, The Salem Health Cancer Institute recently launched a genetic program to help improve cancer treatment. Salem Health Hospitals and Clinics report that…
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