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Advances in medicine have been responsible for longer overall survival in patients with neurodegenerative-neuromuscular diseases. According to a recent report in RTMagazine, an increase in the number of patients…
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Jennifer Schlegel’s life began earlier than expected with an unanticipated disease. According to an article in The Lantern, Jennifer was born prematurely and diagnosed with spastic diplegic cerebral palsy.…
The Jack McGovern Coats' Disease Foundation, a nonprofit patient organization committed to supporting critical disease research and raising disease awareness, is offering travel grants for recipients to attend the 2020…
Sedation Versus Sleep Sleep and sedation are not synonymous terms, despite the fact that they are often used interchangeably in the hospital setting. The biggest difference? Sleep is always beneficial…
Christine Wright Christine Wright was an active, athletic, healthy mother of three. But in 2007 she started exhibiting strange symptoms that no one could give her an answer to. She…
According to a story from PR Newswire, scientists are making significant progress in researching new treatments for glioblastoma, a rare and deadly brain cancer. A variety of drug companies are…
During the 1990s, researchers had a dream that by 2020, every individual would have access to their own genome. This would aid in their diagnosis and treatment as soon as…
Without understanding the cause of disease it is difficult to understand how to most effectively care for patients. Instead of addressing the underlying cause of disease, physicians are forced to…
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