Rose became acquainted with Patient Worthy after her husband was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) six years ago. During this period of partial remission, Rose researched investigational drugs to be prepared in the event of a relapse. Her husband died February 12, 2021 with a rare and unexplained occurrence of liver cancer possibly unrelated to AML.
Iowa University researchers at its Children’s Hospital led the effort that found a new target. According to the Iowa Carver College of Medicine, to date, efforts by researchers focused on…
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FDA Approve Drug That Targets Root Cause of Life-Threatening Kidney Disease Affecting Children and Young Adults
A rare and life-threatening kidney disease affecting young adults and children finally has an effective and approved therapy due to the pioneering and leadership of researchers at the Iowa University’s…
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The FDA Approves a Drug that Brought a 67% Reduction in a Life-Threatening Kidney Disease Affecting Young Adults and Children
A team of doctors at NYU Langone transplanted a pig kidney into a brain-dead patient and reversed its rejection twice during the 61-day study. Currently, estimates of the number of…
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NYU Langone Doctors Transplanted a Pig Kidney into a Brain Dead Patient Reversing Rejection Twice
There may be several reasons that HCC cancer of the liver cannot be removed. It may be due to the size of the tumor, or location proximity to major blood…
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New Study Finds Keytruda Combo Falls Short of Expectations in Unresectable-Non-Metastatic Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Breaking a system into small independent and interchangeable modules that can perform certain functions is called modularity. For many years the KRAS oncogene proved to be a classic example of…
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The Ever growing Field of Molecular Glues
Light chain amyloidosis (AL) is a progressive and rare disease whereby abnormal plasma cells found in the blood and urine over-produce light chain proteins. These proteins misfold into amyloid fibrils…
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The FDA Grants Traditional Approval for Daratumumab Regime in Amyloidosis
The findings were recently published in Nature Immunology and reported by Precision Medicine suggesting that a factor called Interferon Regulatory Factor 4 (IRF4) takes responsibility as a driver of transplant…
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Houston Methodist Researchers Identify T Cells That Attack Transplanted Organs
A gene-editing protein, small enough to fit into adeno-associated viruses (AAVs) that infect humans has been identified. As reported by Precision Medicine, these compact AAVs can be modified so that…
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CRISPR-Cas Technologies and the Potential for Revolutionizing Genetic Medicine
The developer of the Promega OncoMate MSI Dx Analysis System recently announced the FDA’s approval of the system identifying patients who may benefit from the combination of Lenvatinib (Lenvima) and…
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FDA Approves Evaluating the OcoMate Dx Analysis System
Please go HERE to read Part 1 of this article The company, GEMMABIO, will pursue a number of rare, large indications. A new spinout, RareTx, will be dedicated to Orphan…
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Jim Wilson’s Pioneering Journey: Transforming Rare Disease Treatment Through Innovative Gene Therapy Part 2
Professor Zdeněk Sofer of the University of Prague and his team developed and validated a "Lab-on-a-Scalpel" concept which is a surgical tool incorporating an integrated diagnostic sensor. Their findings were…
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Researchers at University of Prague Unveil Lab-on-a-Scalpel
As noted in a recent article published in Inside Precision Medicine, in 1992 gene therapy was often discussed but seldom practiced. When Jim Wilson MD, PhD attended Penn State, gene…
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Jim Wilson’s Pioneering Journey: Transforming Rare Disease Treatment Through Innovative Gene Therapy Part 1
Xspray Pharma, the developer of the drug dasatinib, was recently issued a Complete Response Letter (CRL) by the FDA while waiting for corrective actions, according to Cancer Network. Based on…
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The FDA has Issued a Complete Response Letter to Xspray Pharma Delaying Approvals Affecting ALL and CML
According to a press release from Syndax Pharmaceuticals, the developer of Revumenib, the drug met its primary endpoint resulting in complete remission (CR) or CR with partial recovery. Relapsed or…
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Syndax Pharmaceutical’s Revumenib Meets its Primary Endpoint to Treat Relaxed/Refractory Acute AML
A recently published study in The Lancet reports that over 54,600 children living in Gaza are severely malnourished. In addition, as of August 2025, there are few therapeutic options available…
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New Lancet Study Highlights Severe Malnutrition in Gaza
Over 9,300 individuals living in the United States are currently waiting for a liver transplant. There is a serious need for liver donors. This message was recently sent out by…
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Urgent Message from the American Liver Foundation
Immuneering’s midstage pancreatic deep cyclic MEK protein inhibitor, (DCI), almost doubled the standard overall survival. It is a deep cycle inhibitor that targets key pathways in a pulsed manner. Results…
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Overall Survival Nearly Doubles in Immuneering’s Midstage Pancreatic Cancer Trial
A recent study by UCLA researchers of in-home murders of children twelve and under revealed that according to the National Violent Death Reporting System and other agencies, nearly one quarter…
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In-Home Homicides of Young Children In their Own Home More than Doubled from 2001 to 2020
Medetoidine is an animal sedative increasingly being found in human opioid deaths according to published reports in the journal “The Conversation” and shared on MedicalXpress. Synthetic opioids claim thousands of lives…
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Animal Sedatives Found in Opioid Deaths
In a recent study, deficiency in Vitamin D was associated with an elevated risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Yet there were no indications that it is the direct cause of…
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Does Vitamin D Deficiency Have an Impact on Alzheimer’s Disease?
After the death of six patients, the FDA has announced that it will require earlier and more frequent monitoring of the monoclonal antibody Leqembi, the brand name for the Alzheimer’s…
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The FDA Now Requires Increased MRI Monitoring for Alzheimer’s Patients Who Are Treated with Leqembi
Researchers at UC Berkeley, DTU, and OptoCeutics in Denmark have created a non-medical light-based technology that improved cognitive function for Alzheimer’s patients who have participated in previous clinical trials. The…
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Denmark Researchers Have Created a Light-Based Technology That Improves Cognitive Function for Alzheimer’s Patients
A new study recently published in the European journal of Preventive Cardiology and reported by Medical News Today, noted that individuals who added extra steps plus reasonable speed to their…
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Reducing the Risk of Heart Attacks and Strokes with a Few Steps a Day
Studies by highly accredited Mayo Clinic and Barrow Neurological researchers report finding an association between living in close proximity to a golf course and an increased risk of Parkinson’s disease…
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Living Near a Golf Course: A Golfer’s Dream (Or So We Thought)
Shebli Atrash, MD, Levine Cancer Institute medical oncologist and associate professor of medicine at the University of Wake Forest interviewed with Medical Express following his presentation at the 2025 Conference in…
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Immune Therapies will have significant Role in the Future of Oncology Treatment