The Institute for Gene Therapies is Working to Improve Policy and Access for Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease and Others
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The Institute for Gene Therapies is Working to Improve Policy and Access for Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease and Others

The Institute for Gene Therapies (IGT) is a new development, aimed at improving the speed of development and accessibility of gene therapies. Gene Therapy Many rare diseases are caused by…

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AskFirst: A New Collaborative Program to Support Rare Disease Patients in Gene Therapy Clinical Trials
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AskFirst: A New Collaborative Program to Support Rare Disease Patients in Gene Therapy Clinical Trials

AskBio Asklepios BioPharmaceuticals (AskBio) was first founded in 2001. It is based out of North Carolina.  This company is dedicated to the research of gene therapies as potential therapeutic options…

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With Post-Brexit Move to Amsterdam Complete, EMA Renews Rare Disease Focus

The gleaming new Dutch headquarters of the European Medicines Agency (EMA), fronting Domenico Scarlattilaan in Amsterdam’s suburban Zuidas business district, finally opened for business last month — just over two…

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As the ACA Faces Another Court Challenge, Patient Groups Urge Quick Action
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As the ACA Faces Another Court Challenge, Patient Groups Urge Quick Action

According to a story from newsroom.heart.org, one of the most substantial domestic policy achievements of the Obama administration was the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Since its passage,…

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Latest Data Release From Clinical Trial Suggests That Hemophilia A Gene Therapy Isn’t Far Off
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Latest Data Release From Clinical Trial Suggests That Hemophilia A Gene Therapy Isn’t Far Off

According to a story from biopharmadive.com, the race to a hemophilia A gene therapy continues to tighten following a recent release of early data from Sangamo Therapeutics and Pfizer. The…

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Researchers Ask Hemophilia Patients to Evaluate Their Quality of Life on Study Questionnaire
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Researchers Ask Hemophilia Patients to Evaluate Their Quality of Life on Study Questionnaire

According to a publication from Hemophilia News Today, an international team of researchers with members from France and the United Kingdom recently conducted a study of over 100 hemophilia patients…

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Researchers Find Gut Bacteria that Can Change Type A Blood to Type O
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Researchers Find Gut Bacteria that Can Change Type A Blood to Type O

Blood Donations For many people living with a rare disease such as Beta thalassemia, Hemophilia, Aplastic Anemia, Myelodysplastic syndromes, Acute Promyelocytic leukemia, and others, blood transfusions are not uncommon. For…

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Experimental Hemophilia A Drug Loses Effectiveness Over Time, Efficacy Questionable After 8th Year

According to a publication from Reuters, based on early clinical data, American biotechnology company BioMarin Pharmaceuticals believes that a single injection of its experimental hemophilia A drug could relieve symptoms…

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