Being an Olympic Swimming Legend Doesn’t Ease the Burden of Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy
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Being an Olympic Swimming Legend Doesn’t Ease the Burden of Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy

  After winning the 1998 100m butterfly in Perth, breaking a world record, winning 54 international medals, and becoming the Swimming Hall of Fame inductee in 2022, Michael Klim appeared…

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A Mother’s Love and the Dogged Determination to Advance ZMYM2-Related Disorder Research: Sharon and Katie’s Story (Pt. 1)
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A Mother’s Love and the Dogged Determination to Advance ZMYM2-Related Disorder Research: Sharon and Katie’s Story (Pt. 1)

Katie Brown, age 15, loves learning Spanish, swinging, and special effects makeup. In the future, she is considering a possible career as a writer or a special effects artist; she…

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Alzheimer’s Disease: An Influential 2006 Study Containing False Images Leads Scientists To Reverse Previous Theories
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Alzheimer’s Disease: An Influential 2006 Study Containing False Images Leads Scientists To Reverse Previous Theories

  The failure rate of drug development for Alzheimer’s is 99 percent according to a recent study. Since 1984 scientists have concentrated on developing treatments to prevent the formation of…

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A Rare Family: From EoE and POTS to EDS and Intussusception, the Schroeder Family Fights for Awareness (Pt. 2)
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A Rare Family: From EoE and POTS to EDS and Intussusception, the Schroeder Family Fights for Awareness (Pt. 2)

Make sure to check out Part 1 of the Schroeder family's story before reading further.  CURED Currently, the Schroeder family is doing as well as they can to manage and to ensure…

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Positive Results Available on Keytruda Combination for Gastric Cancer and GE Junction Carcinoma

There have been rising incidences of gastric cancer on a global scale. As a result, this cancer is now considered the fourth leading oncological cause of death worldwide. Gastric cancer…

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South African Compensation Program Begins for Workers Who Contracted Silicosis
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South African Compensation Program Begins for Workers Who Contracted Silicosis

Silica is a naturally occurring substance that is found in certain types of clay, sand, and rocks. Workers who work with these substances—such as mineworkers, stone masons, construction workers, and…

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Lisa Champions the Importance of Advocacy After Her Daughters’ Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome Diagnoses (Pt. 2)
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Lisa Champions the Importance of Advocacy After Her Daughters’ Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome Diagnoses (Pt. 2)

Before you read on, make sure to check out Part 1 of this story.  What is Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome (SDS)? First identified in 1964, Shwachman-Diamond syndrome (SDS) is a rare inherited condition that…

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A Rare Family: From EoE and POTS to EDS and Intussusception, the Schroeder Family Fights for Awareness (Pt. 1)
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A Rare Family: From EoE and POTS to EDS and Intussusception, the Schroeder Family Fights for Awareness (Pt. 1)

When asked about the key way that the medical field can better serve patients, Pari Schroeder doesn’t waver: multidisciplinary care. She acknowledges that the medical system can often be very…

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The Journal of Emergency Medicine: By 2030 The Number of Midlevel Practitioners Will Equal the Number of Doctors In the ER

Emergency Room (ER) doctors are gradually being replaced by physician assistants and nurse practitioners. The Neiman Institute reported that between 2005 and 2020 the number of ER visits with midlevel…

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Lisa Champions the Importance of Advocacy After Her Daughters’ Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome Diagnoses (Pt. 1)
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Lisa Champions the Importance of Advocacy After Her Daughters’ Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome Diagnoses (Pt. 1)

In the first year after her daughter Nora’s Shwachman-Diamond syndrome (SDS) diagnosis, and her daughter Kayla’s subsequent diagnosis, Lisa Superina raised over $130,000 towards SDS research. She held a comedy…

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How PepGen’s Jane Larkindale and Alayna Tress Advocate for Patient-Centricity in Rare Disease Drug Development
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How PepGen’s Jane Larkindale and Alayna Tress Advocate for Patient-Centricity in Rare Disease Drug Development

Contributed by Jane Larkindale and Alayna Tress While millions of people globally are living with a rare disease, patients often find it difficult to feel seen or heard throughout their…

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