Happy Thursday!
This week, we’re highlighting an article about the neglect of policies meant to protect people with IBD. Next, we have stories on two recent studies affecting MS and Familial Partial Lipodystrophy communities. Finally, we discuss a researcher learning about CIDP.
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If You Have IBD, You Have Access to Employee Bathrooms. If You’re an Employee, You Should Know That.
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Study Identifies Early Predictors of Severe Multiple Sclerosis
Here are some signs that might warn of MS.
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Duke Neurologist Receives Grant to Investigate Origins of Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy
How does CIDP start? One neurologist may help provide insight.
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Study Findings Suggest that WAYLIVRA Could be an Effective Treatment for Familial Partial Lipodystrophy
Good news for people with this condition awaiting new treatment!
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