Welcome back to Editor's Choice! May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month, and to bring you awareness we have a 7-minute documentary you won't want to miss! We also have some…
Most of us know that not having enough iron in the blood results in disorders like anemia, fatigue, low energy… I first became aware of “iron-poor blood,” or anemia, when…
Bethany Barber is a Virginia native living with sickle cell anemia who has dreams of making it big as a model. She goes on daily castings, as modeling is her main…
The 2017 Suburban Chevrolet Ann Arbor Goddess 5K and Mile Fun Run will be held on Mother’s Day, this Sunday, May 14th. The race is not only to celebrate women,…
Did you ever hear about a pacu fish? Not me either. How about compression apparel? What’s that? Did you know sunglasses for dogs have been invented? Say what? There are…
Every year, actually every day, the FDA and similar organizations for other countries approve new medicines. Innumerable pharmaceutical companies work tirelessly for years to research, develop, test, distribute, and market…
Carl Rooney has seen everything SMA Support UK has done for his younger brother, Daniel. That's why he's running 2,107 miles. Carl is from an English town called St. Ives, and…
At the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America’s annual conference this year, Kathryn Rodriguez (pictured above with her husband Alexis) led some incredible breakout sessions for the caregivers/loved ones of those…
The Hemophilia Alliance of Maine recently co-sponsored a special event with Shire Pharmaceuticals for grandparents to join together for inspiration. The event was held on April 22nd in Maine. I…
Any parent watching their child have an epileptic seizure can tell you that even the shortest seizure seems to last forever. In the case of a seizure that goes on for…
About four years ago, Sagar Baheti found out he had an eye condition called Stargardt disease. Initially, he was not alarmed by the small symptoms that indicated Stargardt. He did…
Is Mother Nature trying to tell us something? Are the three evil trinity viruses/diseases like Ebola, Zika, and now Lyme disease, simply “Her” way of depopulating her over-crowded planet? Okay.…
June is hectic, with all those weddings and graduations. July is loud—firecrackers, political conventions, family reunions—and the humidity is stifling. But August, dear sweet lovely August? It might just be…
The National Health Council (NHC) and the National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) submitted a letter to Congressional leaders Friday - undersigned by over 120 patient advocacy organizations - urging…
We’ve all heard the expression, “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” How about another cliché? “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” These trite statements do, in fact,…
Two years ago, Lucas wouldn't go anywhere near water. Last month, he tackled a swimming challenge, and he did so in support of a cause that's close to home. Lucas…
Just a few days after her wedding, when most people are on their honeymoon, Morgan Alamo was told that she may have cancer. Who would have thought that the wedding…
There are four million people in the United States walking around with Sjogren’s disease, and nine out of 10 of them are women. This autoimmune disease affects the entire body…
Maya Doyle of Quinnipiac University and Allison Werner-Lin of the University of Pennsylvania conducted a scientific research study to understand the experience of adults and emerging adults living with cystinosis. There…
A warning has been issued by the HSE in Great Britain about the dangers of Lyme disease, a warning that Americans should follow, too. The HSE is urging Brits to…
Friday was an incredibly important day. Yes, it was Cinco De Mayo, but it was also the first time the FDA has approved a treatment for ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) in…
If you're one of the extra rare people with Primary Biliary Cholangitis and a thyroid disease, this new research might put a smile on your face! But let's make sure we're all on…
To put it lightly, the phrase “fight like a girl” isn’t exactly music to my ears. But when women take ownership of the saying, re-claim it in a way, that’s…
Has anyone ever called you one in a million? You took it as a compliment, no doubt. Maybe you saw this as someone saying that you’re special, you’re unique, you’re…
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