This Pancreatic Cancer Treatment Currently In Development Just Got Orphan Drug Designation
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This Pancreatic Cancer Treatment Currently In Development Just Got Orphan Drug Designation

According to an article from kait8.com, the pharmaceutical company Yisheng Biopharma announced that YS-ON-001, a leading candidate for the company, received Orphan Drug Designation from the U.S. Food and Drug…

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5 Things You Should Know if You Have Hemochromatosis… and Also Eat Food
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5 Things You Should Know if You Have Hemochromatosis… and Also Eat Food

Making big changes to your eating plan can present a challenge for some. Now, factor in having hemochromatosis—a rare condition characterized by the buildup of iron—and you’ve got the ingredients…

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A Widely Popular Allergy Medication Could Prevent Relapse in Neuromyelitis Optica
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A Widely Popular Allergy Medication Could Prevent Relapse in Neuromyelitis Optica

According to an article from brightsurf.com, a commonly used allergy medication called cetirizine (commonly marketed under the name Zyrtec) was able to prevent relapse in patients with neuromyelitis optica in…

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This Handball Player Began Walking Oddly. It Took Nearly Two Years For Doctors To Discover What Was Wrong.
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This Handball Player Began Walking Oddly. It Took Nearly Two Years For Doctors To Discover What Was Wrong.

According to a story from the Washington Post, avid handball player Laura Hsiung first began experiences symptoms of a mysterious illness in the middle of a game. Suddenly, without realizing…

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The Coriell Institute for Medical Research Recently Released N-Glycanase Deficiency Samples
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The Coriell Institute for Medical Research Recently Released N-Glycanase Deficiency Samples

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…

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The City of Hope Just Received Millions in Funding To Test A New Procedure to Treat Sickle Cell Disease
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The City of Hope Just Received Millions in Funding To Test A New Procedure to Treat Sickle Cell Disease

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…

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