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A New Workout that Multiple Sclerosis Patients Need to Do

A New Workout that Multiple Sclerosis Patients Need to Do

The other day while I was shadowing a neurologist, I encountered a multiple sclerosis (MS) patient. The patient's MS was stable and he was doing quite well on his medications.…

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The Secret Life of Alice Martineau and Her Cystic Fibrosis

The Secret Life of Alice Martineau and Her Cystic Fibrosis

Edgar Allan Poe’s idea of perfect beauty is frequently associated with living life to its fullest in a short period of time and dying young. Lenore, from his most famous…

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Multiple Sclerosis Questionnaire Could Predict Survival

Multiple Sclerosis Questionnaire Could Predict Survival

Have you ever been handed a questionnaire at the doctor's office and wondered why and how it was relevant? Where does it go? Who has the time to read all…

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Editor’s Choice: It’s Junvenile Arthritis Awareness Month!

Editor’s Choice: It’s Junvenile Arthritis Awareness Month!

Happy Friday! How's the the sweltering heat treating you all (if you're on the east coast of the US, that is)? Hoping you are keeping cool! In the meantime, check out…

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Major Gene Therapy Progress for β-thalassemia Major

Major Gene Therapy Progress for β-thalassemia Major

β-thalassemia major is a rare blood condition that necessitates a lifetime of blood transfusions. Despite advancements in treatments, the perfect cure has yet to be found. Bluebird Bio, Inc. is…

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This Documentary Proves that There’s Nothing a Mom Can’t Do

This Documentary Proves that There’s Nothing a Mom Can’t Do

As a writer for Patient Worthy, I often focus on successful clinical trials and recent FDA approvals for drugs. Quite frankly, I think that this focus has blinded me to…

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What You Need to Know About the NIH’s NCATS Meeting

What You Need to Know About the NIH’s NCATS Meeting

Patient Worthy attended the NIH‘s National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences NCATS meeting and in a word: WOW! Start with the patient- the end user, the source of the aberrant…

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Have You Heard? Encouraging Results from TWO Phase 3 Severe Acne Clinical Trials

Have You Heard? Encouraging Results from TWO Phase 3 Severe Acne Clinical Trials

Allergan and Paratek Pharmaceuticals Inc. recently tested a drug called sarecycline for treatment of severe acne. The medicine is a tetracycline-derived antibiotic that is taken orally, and the best part…

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Finding Light Through Story-The Power of Ambassadorship in the Endometrial Cancer Community
*cancer that cannot be removed with surgery or has spread to other parts of the body. GEJ= gastroesophageal junction (where the esophagus joins the stomach)
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