Happy Thursday everyone!
This week, we’re highlights two stories about patients taking action to solve problems in their life: one patient innovates to improve their care, and another starts a rare support group. We also have an article about increasing MS treatment prices, and news about research into the origins of Parkinson’s disease.
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Ulcerative Colitis Patient has Invented a New Device Which Could Improve Care for Many
Who knows what patients need better than patients themselves?
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Study Finds Prices for Multiple Sclerosis Drugs are Going Up: We Need to Do Better
Not only is this prices increase a burden for patients, but it jeopardizes their access to necessary care.
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After Facing Her Son’s Diagnosis, This Mom Started a PFIC Support Organization
When your child has a rare diagnosis, it may be hard to find other who can relate to your journey. This mother took matters into her own hands,
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Some Researchers Believe Parkinson’s Disease May Begin in the Gut
The gut impacts many functions of the body… and potentially plays a big role in Parkinson’s.
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