Virginia Expands Medicaid Access to 400,000 Citizens, But What Does it Mean for Rare Patients?
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Virginia Expands Medicaid Access to 400,000 Citizens, But What Does it Mean for Rare Patients?

After years of resistance from the previously dominant Republican party, Virginia lawmakers were successfully able to pass a measure expanding Medicaid to nearly 400,000 more Virginians, according to the Washington…

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Phase 2 Trial Announced for Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Treatment
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Phase 2 Trial Announced for Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Treatment

According to a story from BioPortfolio, the biopharmaceutical company Acceleron Pharma, Inc., recently announced that the Phase 2 trial for its proprietary, investigational product sotatercept. The medication is in development…

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New Study From The FH Foundation Will Investigate Genetic Testing of Familial Hypercholesterolemia
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New Study From The FH Foundation Will Investigate Genetic Testing of Familial Hypercholesterolemia

According to a story from Cardiovascular Business, The FH Foundation, which is a frontrunning patient advocacy and research organization for familial hypercholesterolemia, recently announced that it has begun enrollment for…

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International Alliance Of Patients’ Organizations – 8th Global Patients Congress – Miami, Florida

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International Alliance Of Patients' Organizations hosts the 8th Global Patients Congress. 200 reps from different healthcare facets will provide expertise, connection, and knowledge related to patient healthcare. Registration is INVITE…

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“All is Not Lost”: Singer-Songwriter Reflects on Her Family’s Struggle With aHUS
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“All is Not Lost”: Singer-Songwriter Reflects on Her Family’s Struggle With aHUS

According to a story from the Tennessean, learning that both her husband and daughter had the rare and dangerous disease atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS) was devastating for singer-songwriter Cameron…

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Canadian Patients Fear Discrimination with Challenge to Genetic Testing Law
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Canadian Patients Fear Discrimination with Challenge to Genetic Testing Law

In Canada, it is illegal to require a person to disclose results of genetic testing in any form of contract. The government of Quebec, however, recently issued a series of…

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Drug Tested in Recent Study Could Help People With Genetic Obesity Lose Weight
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Drug Tested in Recent Study Could Help People With Genetic Obesity Lose Weight

According to a story from news-medical.net, researchers working with the Institute for Experimental Pediatric Endocrinology of the Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin were able to successfully treat young patients that were obese…

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The Center for Information & Study on Clinical Research Participation’s Clinical Trials Day 2018

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International Clinical Trials Day  #ClinicalTrialsDay #BecomeAWARE May 20th, 2018 International Clinical Trials Day is celebrated every year on May 20th. Communities use the day to remember the efforts of study volunteers…

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