Coronavirus: Could Medical Rationing Put the Chronically Ill/Disabled in Danger?
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Coronavirus: Could Medical Rationing Put the Chronically Ill/Disabled in Danger?

In a story written for The Washington Post, Jessica Slice writes about a frightful predicament for patients with chronic illnesses that cause disability. Jessica lives with dysautonomia and hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos…

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Handling Rare Diseases and COVID-19: National Organization for Rare Disorders Reminds You to Stay Strong
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Handling Rare Diseases and COVID-19: National Organization for Rare Disorders Reminds You to Stay Strong

  If you're worried or anxious because of COVID-19, you're not alone. If wondering about the intersection of rare diseases and COVID-19 only increases that anxiety, well, we're with you…

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Planting Love Around the World: A Young Patient with Neurofibromatosis Works to Reduce COVID-19 Anxiety
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Planting Love Around the World: A Young Patient with Neurofibromatosis Works to Reduce COVID-19 Anxiety

  According to a story from Wexford People, 8-year-old Mia-Lily Ruttle wants to spread some hope to people around the globe. The girl, who has neurofibromatosis, was upset by the impact…

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Company Starts Compassionate Use Program for an Experimental COVID-19 Treatment
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Company Starts Compassionate Use Program for an Experimental COVID-19 Treatment

According to a story from gurufocus.com, the biotechnology company Capricor Therapeutics has recently announced the initiation of a compassionate use program for its experimental drug CAP-1002. This drug will be…

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Severe Combined Immunodeficiency: After Quarantine With Their Baby, This Family Was Prepared for Coronavirus
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Severe Combined Immunodeficiency: After Quarantine With Their Baby, This Family Was Prepared for Coronavirus

  Michael and Armené Kapamajian were at home in Los Angeles settling in with their one week old baby, Sasoun, when their doctor called and asked them to come in…

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Carol Michaels Fitness is Offering FREE Virtual Exercise Classes for Those with Special Health Needs

In this time of cancellations, closures, and shutdowns, many companies and individuals have found unique and creative ways to shift their services online. Better yet, some have temporarily waved their…

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“Stay at Home Right Now- Because My Kid Can’t” : A Mother Talks About COVID-19 and Her Immunosuppressed Daughter

Emily Knakmuhs's two-and-a-half-year-old Kennedie had just made it past a tough couple of years. When she was born, her family noticed she wasn't growing, but her pediatrician attributed it to…

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Do We Really Know Our Health Situation? A Patient with Takayasu’s Arteritis Speaks Out
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Do We Really Know Our Health Situation? A Patient with Takayasu’s Arteritis Speaks Out

  "A steak saved my life," writes columnist Damon Young, 41, in his article for GQ, as he shares the story of his diagnosis with Takayasu's arteritis. After over-indulging at dinner,…

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Questions for COVID-19: Should Cancer Patients Attend Appointments?
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Questions for COVID-19: Should Cancer Patients Attend Appointments?

  In a period of unprecedented changes, it is understandable that people may question what their lives may look like moving forward. COVID-19 has now spread to 196 countries and…

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