The Patient and Provider Community is Voicing Growing Opposition to the “Right to Try” Bill
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The Patient and Provider Community is Voicing Growing Opposition to the “Right to Try” Bill

According to a post from the National Organization of Rare Disorders, the organization has joined thirty-seven other patient and provider groups and organizations in opposition to the "Right to Try"…

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New Treatments For Chronic Kidney Disease Need To Keep Patients Employed, Study Says
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New Treatments For Chronic Kidney Disease Need To Keep Patients Employed, Study Says

According to an article from Nephrology News and Issues, medical experts are calling for new treatments for chronic kidney disease that will allow patients to continue working. Although treatments for…

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An Irish Hospital Had To Apologize Again After Mishandling The Birth of A Girl With Cerebral Palsy
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An Irish Hospital Had To Apologize Again After Mishandling The Birth of A Girl With Cerebral Palsy

According to a story from The Irish Times, the South Tipperary General Hospital issued a second apology in court after providing insufficient care to a girl named Katie Manton, who…

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The National Eye Institute Awards Five Year Grant For Rare Eye Disease Research
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The National Eye Institute Awards Five Year Grant For Rare Eye Disease Research

According to a story from Health News and Information, The National Eye Institute presented Juergen Naggert, Ph.D.,  with a grant in order to study genetically connected changes that occur in…

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The Results of This Clinical Trial Could Be Important For Familial Hypercholesterolemia Patients
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The Results of This Clinical Trial Could Be Important For Familial Hypercholesterolemia Patients

According to a story from Bioportfolio, trials testing the treatment inclisiran are reaching their enrollment goals ahead of schedule. Inclisiran is currently being tested to reduce LDL-cholesterol in a variety…

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A Recent Study Could Reveal A New Once-A-Week Treatment For Short Bowel Syndrome
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A Recent Study Could Reveal A New Once-A-Week Treatment For Short Bowel Syndrome

According to an article from GlobeNewswire, new clinical evidence supports the use of gelpaglutide as a once-weekly treatment for short bowel syndrome. Zealand Pharma completed a Phase I clinical trial…

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