Study Finds That BRAF Inhibitors Could be an Effective Treatment for Some Ovarian Cancer Patients
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Study Finds That BRAF Inhibitors Could be an Effective Treatment for Some Ovarian Cancer Patients

According to a story from news-medical.net, a recent study suggests that a class of drugs called BRAF inhibitors could be an effective treatment option for ovarian cancer patients who carry…

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So Why DOES Canada have Scarcer Access to Rare Disease Therapies?
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So Why DOES Canada have Scarcer Access to Rare Disease Therapies?

According to a story from CheckOrphan, Durhane Wong-Rieger, the CEO of the Canadian Organization for Rare Disorders, says that the Canadian health system has been letting down the roughly three…

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What Killed Aretha Franklin? An In-Depth Look at Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumors
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What Killed Aretha Franklin? An In-Depth Look at Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumors

On August 16th, 2018, Aretha Franklin, the "Queen of Soul," passed away at age 76. Aretha will be immortalized for generations because of the success of her classic soul ballads…

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At Just Weeks Old, a Baby From Auckland is Diagnosed With Aicardi Syndrome and Opsoclonus Myoclonus Syndrome
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At Just Weeks Old, a Baby From Auckland is Diagnosed With Aicardi Syndrome and Opsoclonus Myoclonus Syndrome

According to a story from stuff.co.nz, a baby from Auckland has been diagnosed with two extremely rare disorders that only occur in one in every 10 million people. Her name…

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Guidelines for Rare Pregnancy-Related Cancers Released for the First Time
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Guidelines for Rare Pregnancy-Related Cancers Released for the First Time

According to a story from Newswise, an organization called the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) has recently released treatment guidelines for a rare type of cancer that can affect women…

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New Study Suggests That Fertility Treatment Doesn’t Increase Risk of Breast, Uterus, or Ovarian Cancer
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New Study Suggests That Fertility Treatment Doesn’t Increase Risk of Breast, Uterus, or Ovarian Cancer

According to a story from whtc.com, a recent study from the UK is calling into question the widely held belief that fertility treatments could increase the risk of ovarian cancer,…

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Drug Label Expanded in the UK for Treating Rare Inflammatory Diseases
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Drug Label Expanded in the UK for Treating Rare Inflammatory Diseases

According to a story from Hospital Healthcare Europe, The European Medicines Agency approved Kineret last year, an anti-inflammatory drug developed by Sobi. In the UK, Kineret is an approved treatment…

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Drug for Treating Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease Gets Expanded Indication

According to a story from businesswire.com, Otsuka Pharmaceutical Europe Ltd recently announced that its product JINARC, also known as tolvaptan, now has an expanded therapeutic indication after a recent approval…

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