Today and every day we recognize the people affected by #ALS around the world. At AviadoBio, we are on a mission to develop potentially life-changing medicines for people with neurodegenerative disorders like ALS. Learn more about what you can do to support ALS research: https://lnkd.in/g3hTiWHs #ALSMNDWithoutBorders
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Building a #healthdiscovery ecosystem | Co-founder and CEO, Health Revolution | Emergency doctor | Consciousness + medicine
We have interviewed dozens of people who have healed from... severe heart disease advanced cancer multiple sclerosis schizophrenia depression inflammatory bowel disease and much more. None of their case studies were investigated and published in medical journals. This means our prognoses are just plain wrong, because we don't account for cases of healing. The reason given for this in #healthcare is we don't want to give false #hope. But we don't seem to mind giving false fear. How would we know what is possible if we do not study #healing and human potential? Healing is possible. Spread the word. Sreesha Sreenivasan Health Revolution #healingispossible #numocore
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Helping pharmaceutical companies educate and engage HCPs Globally to improve patient outcomes - all views expressed here are my own | Also interested in Stocks, Start-ups, Investing & Property
Let's shine a light on Hereditary Angioedema (HAE), a rare genetic disorder characterized by recurrent episodes of severe swelling in various parts of the body, including the hands, feet, face, and airways. Living with HAE can be challenging, with symptoms often causing discomfort, pain, and even life-threatening situations. Early diagnosis and access to effective treatments are crucial in managing this condition. Together, let's raise awareness, support research efforts, and advocate for improved care and resources for those affected by HAE. Join us in spreading awareness today! 💙 #HAEawareness #RareDisease #SupportHAECommunity #RaiseAwareness #rarediseaseday
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Focused to identify, develop and launch innovative solutions for severe medical conditions. ***posts, views and opinions are personal and are not related to my past and current employers, partners and clients***
Recent data from 2 longitudinal cohorts showed that the lysosomal pathway is associated with an earlier progression of cognitive decline in patients with Parkinson’s Disease who have a low risk for Alzheimer’s Disease. https://lnkd.in/dw2hqjGy #lysosomes #parkinsondisease #cognition #progression #study #data #alzheimerdisease #ppmi #pdpb #polygenic #risk #score
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Hemophilia, a rare genetic disorder, affects the body's ability to form blood clots. This can lead to prolonged bleeding, even from minor injuries like nosebleeds 🩸. While hemophilia isn't directly responsible for nosebleeds, individuals with the disorder may experience them more frequently and for longer durations. Seeking immediate relief? NasaClip offers a solution! Our device provides short-term relief by applying gentle pressure to stop nosebleeds. Remember, if bleeding persists beyond 30 minutes, seek medical attention immediately. Visit our website to learn more! shop.nasaclip.com 🎥 : Maya Bloomberg #WorldHemophiliaDay #NosebleedKnowHow #HemophiliaAwareness #NasaClip #NosebleedRelief #BloodDisorder #NasaCare #Epistaxis
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🔍 A link between α -1 blockers - treatment for urinary symptoms due to enlarged prostate - and a reduced DLB risk was reported in a recent paper issued last week. The increased availability of glycolitic activity might have a protective role in Dementia with Lewy Bodies. 💡 Although further research will be necessary to confirm the link, the study highlights the potential of repositioning drugs already on the market for incurable diseases, such as dementia. Link to the paper for a closer look: https://lnkd.in/etSDR4DV #lewybodydementia #dementiaresearch #drugdiscovery
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In honor of Rare Disease Day, we're shining a light on hypopituitarism, a condition that many in our community suffer from as a result of a brain tumor or treatment. 💙 Hypopituitarism is a rare disorder characterized by the inadequate production of hormones by the pituitary gland. This condition can significantly impact various aspects of health, including growth, metabolism, and reproduction. Despite its rarity, the challenges faced by individuals living with hypopituitarism are substantial. 🧠 Let's come together to raise awareness, offer support, and foster hope for those affected by hypopituitarism. By advocating for early diagnosis, comprehensive care, and ongoing research, we can strive for improved treatments and better outcomes. 💪 #RareDiseaseDay #HypopituitarismAwareness #NeverGiveUp
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Oral cancer can lead to visible disfigurement, which often results in social stigma and psychological distress for the affected individuals. This stigma may hinder patients from seeking timely medical attention. . . #oralcancer #OralCancerAwareness #GlobalHealthInitiative #oralcancer #awareness #cancerresearch #oralcancer #research #oralcare
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”Empowering Lives, Embracing Progress: Equitable and Accessible Thalassaemia Treatment for All.” On this Thalassemia Day, let's come together to shed a light on this often overlooked genetic disorder. Thalassemia is an inherited blood condition that affects the body's ability to produce healthy red blood cells. While it may not be as widely known as other medical challenges, its impact on individuals and families can be profound. This 8th of May, join us in building understanding and breaking down the stigma surrounding Thalassemia. With increased awareness and access to proper care, we can empower those affected to live fuller, healthier lives. Together, we can make a difference. Let's spread the word, support research, and ensure that no one has to face the struggles of Thalassemia alone. #ThalassemiaDay #ThalassemiaDayTheme # #MedicalEducation #CareforAll
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Physician-Scientist @ UPenn | National Bestselling Author, Chasing My Cure | Co-Founder @ Every Cure & CDCN
Debilitating symptoms experienced by individuals with Down syndrome may actually benefit from repurposed treatments! Researchers at Children's Hospital of LA and Colorado have done amazing work to uncover that two existing drugs, IVIg and Tofacitinib, might be helpful for individuals with Down syndrome experiencing regression symptoms. These symptoms can be incredibly challenging for patients and their families, making this research invaluable. The team is launching a clinical trial to explore the potential of these drugs in providing much-needed relief. While these treatments don't address the underlying genetic challenges of Down syndrome, they hold the promise of significantly improving the quality of life for many. This aligns perfectly with our mission at Every Cure: to ensure that every drug can be used to help as many patients as possible. #DrugRepurposing #DownSyndrome #ClinicalTrials #RareDisease #HealthcareInnovation #PatientCare
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Bridging the Gap in Parkinson's Parkinson's Disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder characterized by the gradual loss of dopamine-producing brain cells, resulting in various motor and non-motor symptoms. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the prevalence of PD has doubled in the past 25 years, underscoring the increasing importance of finding more effective treatments and interventions. While the exact causes of PD are still the subject of ongoing research, it is widely believed that a combination of genetic and environmental factors contributes to its development. To learn more about it, we engaged in an informative conversation with Dr. Sujith Ovallath, an esteemed Neurologist with 17+ years of experience. Dr. Sujit explained the intricate nature of Parkinson's disease, from clinical diagnosis to treatment, highlighting recent breakthroughs in therapeutic approaches and the need for increased research funding within India. Read the full interview here - https://lnkd.in/gT8f7iY6 #parkinsonsdisease #expertinterview #india #healthawareness #decodeMR #oncofocus #marketresearch #healthcare
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