Islamabad, Pakistan: Aslan Needed Money for Rare Surgery for Heterotaxy and Twitter Came to the Rescue

  Namrah and Aslan Jalil, residents of Islamabad in Pakistan, recently interviewed with VICE World News describing their struggle to arrange for their four-year-old son, Aslan, to be brought to…

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Advanced Cholangiocarcinoma Treatment Infigratinib Granted Accelerated Approval by FDA

According to a recent article at Pharmacy Times, Infigratinib has been granted accelerated approval for the treatment of those with metastatic cholangiocarcinoma. The treatment is for adults whose cholangiocarcinoma is…

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Compassion Corner: This Patient Didn’t Let a Hurtful Incident Ruin Her Appreciation for the Compassionate Care She Received From Other Nurses
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Compassion Corner: This Patient Didn’t Let a Hurtful Incident Ruin Her Appreciation for the Compassionate Care She Received From Other Nurses

Compassion [kuhm-pash-uhn] noun A feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for another who is stricken by misfortune, accompanied by a strong desire to alleviate the suffering. Compassion Corner is a…

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Alzheimer’s: Researchers Testing New Therapy to Regain Cognitive Function
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Alzheimer’s: Researchers Testing New Therapy to Regain Cognitive Function

The Arizona Bioindustry Association recently published an article stating that researchers at Arizona University are now proceeding to a Phase 2b clinical trial for a newly developed therapy for Alzheimer's. The…

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A Case History of a Rheumatologist With Relapsed Leukemia and Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
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A Case History of a Rheumatologist With Relapsed Leukemia and Triple-Negative Breast Cancer

Breast cancer is a result of a cell in the breast mutating and multiplying rapidly. There are over 275,000 occurrences of breast cancer in the U.S. each year. However, new…

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Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML): The Fine Line Between Proliferation of AML Cells and Death Of AML Cells
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Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML): The Fine Line Between Proliferation of AML Cells and Death Of AML Cells

According to a recent article in MedicalXpress, researchers led by professor of medicine Dr. Jing Chen uncovered new data showing how acute myeloid leukemia (AML) becomes active and progresses. The…

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CoVER Study Seeks to Understand COVID-19 Vaccine Impact on Autoimmune Diseases
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CoVER Study Seeks to Understand COVID-19 Vaccine Impact on Autoimmune Diseases

Medical studies are crucial to understand the effect of diseases and treatments on patients. Over the last year and a half, the medical field has distinctly focused on COVID-19, a…

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Physical Fitness Improves Chemotherapy for Patients with Breast Cancer
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Physical Fitness Improves Chemotherapy for Patients with Breast Cancer

It’s no secret that physical fitness can, in many cases, improve our overall health and wellness. But could being physically fit also improve healthcare and treatment response? According to Medical…

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The 2021 Rare Disease Week Discussed Policies Which Could Improve The Lives of Rare Disease Patients
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The 2021 Rare Disease Week Discussed Policies Which Could Improve The Lives of Rare Disease Patients

Rare Disease Week this year was July 14th-22nd and held virtually. With over 600 participates advocating for those living with a rare disease diagnosis and 250 patient organizations, this event’s…

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Are Physicians Holding On to an Outdated Belief About Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?

According to a recent article in The Faculty Lounge, the opinion of its co-authors is that the long-held belief about myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) is seriously outdated. ME/CFS is…

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