September 15th is World Lymphoma Awareness Day: Spreading Blood Cancer Awareness
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September 15th is World Lymphoma Awareness Day: Spreading Blood Cancer Awareness

September 15th, 2020 is recognized as World Lymphoma Awareness Day. This day is dedicated to spreading awareness about lymphoma and falls in the context of Blood Cancer Awareness Month, which…

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Air Pollution Worsens COVID-19 Severity, Death Rate
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Air Pollution Worsens COVID-19 Severity, Death Rate

Arguably, our entire year has been dominated by discussions of COVID-19, a novel coronavirus resulting in 28.3 million cases and 911,000 deaths across the globe. In the United States alone,…

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September 13-19 is Mitochondrial Disease Awareness Week: Spreading Rare Disease Awareness
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September 13-19 is Mitochondrial Disease Awareness Week: Spreading Rare Disease Awareness

The third week of September is recognized annually as Mitochondrial Disease Awareness Week. This global event is held in order to increase awareness of mitochondrial disease in the medical community…

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September 13-19 is Balance Awareness Week: Spreading Vestibular Disorders Awareness
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September 13-19 is Balance Awareness Week: Spreading Vestibular Disorders Awareness

This year, September 13-19 is being recognized as Balance Awareness Week. Organized by the Vestibular Disorders Association, the goal of this campaign is to help spread awareness among both the…

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Study Says Asian Patients With NAFLD Have Lower Risk of Cirrhosis
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Study Says Asian Patients With NAFLD Have Lower Risk of Cirrhosis

This past week, Target RWE announced data from its TARGET-NASH study, designed to better understand differences in health outcomes for patients with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). According to their…

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Tennis Pro Caroline Wozniacki’s Advantage Hers Campaign Supports Women with Inflammatory Conditions

Caroline Wozniacki has led an interesting life. Born in Denmark, she was immediately thrust into athleticism. Her father was a former football player (that's soccer for you Americans) and her…

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BioMarin Holds Clinical Study to Determine Antibodies that Might Impact Gene Therapy
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BioMarin Holds Clinical Study to Determine Antibodies that Might Impact Gene Therapy

Last month, biotechnology company BioMarin sought approval for an investigational gene therapy (valoctocogene roxaparvovec) for patients with hemophilia A. However, their approval was denied. Instead, the company was told that…

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Cornell and reVision Therapeutics Will Work Together to Develop Stargardt Disease Treatment
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Cornell and reVision Therapeutics Will Work Together to Develop Stargardt Disease Treatment

Cornell University and reVision Therapeutics have come together through a licensing agreement to develop a treatment for Stargardt disease, according to BioSpace. They will be working on and commercializing Cornell's…

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Researchers at Nagoya University are One Step Closer to Unraveling the Tau Mystery in Neurodegenerative Diseases

According to a recent article in MedicalXpress, researchers in Japan led by Dr. Shinsuke Ishigaki and his team at Nagoya University, have identified new molecular details about tau’s activity. Alzheimer’s,…

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COVID-19 and Heart Damage: What You Need to Know
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COVID-19 and Heart Damage: What You Need to Know

According to a story from Buzzfeed News, the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic continues to present new surprises and challenges to the medicine and science communities. In a recent interview, Wayne Sebastianelli, who…

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Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Drug Adempas Achieves Primary Endpoint in Recent Trial
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Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Drug Adempas Achieves Primary Endpoint in Recent Trial

According to a story from Pharmaceutical Business Review, the pharmaceutical company Bayer has recently announced encouraging findings from its phase 4 clinical study. This trial was testing the drug riociguat…

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