Global Registries Could Change the Lives of Hundreds of Millions of Rare Disease Patients Everywhere
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Global Registries Could Change the Lives of Hundreds of Millions of Rare Disease Patients Everywhere

Authored by Dr. Harsha Rajasimha, Founder and Executive Chairman, IndoUSrare. Co-Authored by Dr. Padma Rammoorthy, Medical Consultant, IndoUSrare. The diagnostic journey for patients with rare diseases often becomes a prolonged odyssey,…

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AllStripes: How this HealthTech Company Leverages Science to Advance Rare Disease Research (Pt. 2)
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AllStripes: How this HealthTech Company Leverages Science to Advance Rare Disease Research (Pt. 2)

Nancy Yu co-founded AllStripes with a vision in mind: to unlock more treatment options for those with rare diseases. In Part 1 of our interview, Patient Worthy sat down with…

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Two Events In This Doctor’s Life Convinced Him To Add Compassion On His List of Medical Interventions
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Two Events In This Doctor’s Life Convinced Him To Add Compassion On His List of Medical Interventions

Dr. Duneel Dhand, an internal medicine physician and author, told KevinMD about two events in his life that motivated him to treat his patients with compassion. A Doctor’s Character As…

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A New Method of Delivering Drugs Through the Blood-Brain Barrier To Treat Neurological Disorders

Over the past decade, scientists have made many life-saving advances in all areas of medicine. They have created molecular agents to target neurodegenerative diseases. But they were stopped right there…

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Mouse Models Prove Success of Gene Therapy for the Treatment of Huntington’s Disease

Research has recently been published in Nature Communications that shows the success of a new gene therapy in the treatment of Huntington's Disease. This therapy, an adeno-associated virus-based gene therapy, was tested…

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Interview with Dr. Michelle Krishnan: New Therapies for Neurodevelopmental Disorders
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Interview with Dr. Michelle Krishnan: New Therapies for Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Front Line Genomics has recently interviewed Dr. Michelle Krishnan, who is the Translational Medicine Leader in Rare Diseases at Roche. She focuses on rare neurodevelopmental disorders, in which she works…

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New Treatment Shows Benefits for Patients with Sickle Cell Disease and Beta Thalassemia

  New knowledge of the genes that affect sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia has allowed for advances in treatments for these diseases. Advances in technology have also helped with…

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Photographer Captures Daily Life of Rare Families with Dignity and Grace
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Photographer Captures Daily Life of Rare Families with Dignity and Grace

Rare disease began shaping acclaimed photographer, Karen Haberberg's family years before she was born. Her parents had given birth to her older brother, who was diagnosed with Tay-Sachs. Tay-Sachs is a…

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