According to a story from Medical Xpress, a recent study has suggested that the drug eculizumab could substantially reduce the risk of disease relapse in patients with the rare disease…
According to a story from BioSpace, the drug development company Dynacure recently released an announcement in which the company stated that its application for a Phase 1/2 clinical trial had…
According to a story from sciencemag.org, an experimental gene therapy for the rare genetic disorder X-linked myotubular myopathy is starting to produce significant improvements for patients. A devastating disease that…
A recent report that was published in the Swiss Medical Weekly outlines data gathered by a Swiss panel of experts on plasma cell myeloma. The report offers an update and…
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Ash Clinical News recently interviewed Dr. Bruce Leff of Johns Hopkins in connection with “hospital-at-home”, one of the major changes occurring in hospital care. Dr. Leff and his team at…
According to a publication from Healio, recent breakthroughs in medical science have renewed hopes of finding a cure for the rare Cushing disease. Dr. Shlomo Melmed, dean and executive Vice…
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Just one year ago David Chen, a forty-year-old policeman who lives in Toronto, was walking home after playing volleyball. According to a recent article in CBC Canada News, a…
Researchers at GENFIT are excited about promising results from studies investigating a new potential therapy for PBC and NASH, two rare liver diseases. Primary Biliary Cholangitis Primary biliary cholangitis (PBC)…
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