The Lady with The Purple Cane: Part One of Joanie’s Patient Story
At age 60, I am learning to love and accept the woman I am right now. This is long overdue: I never envisioned a life walking with a white cane…
At age 60, I am learning to love and accept the woman I am right now. This is long overdue: I never envisioned a life walking with a white cane…
According to The Washington Post, recent results from a study show great news for women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer. The news is that the majority of these women will…
Happy Friday everyone! This was a week with a highlight on research: we cover the state of ME/CFS information at the moment, an exciting treatment approval for people with ulcerative…
According to a story from pm360online.com, the clinical stage corporation Epizyme recently released detailed results from the Phase 2 trial of its leading investigational candidate, tazemetostat. This drug is in…
A new study conducted by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that premature babies were more susceptible to having obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), reported RadioAllen. About 1 in 10 newborns…
The PBCers Biannual Conference recently took place in Houston, Texas. The 2018 PBCers Conference was highly informative with topics ranging from the basics of Primary Biliary Cholangitis, dietary tips, updates…
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the label update for the medicine Taltz (ixekizumab) 80 mg/mL injection for psoriasis that affects the genital area. You can…
A drug called Hemlibra that is currently only approved for treating a subset of patients with haemophilia A has been found to be effective for wider use, reports Hemophilia News…