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Introducing SPOTLIGHT, a monthly feature highlighting the most significant research in lysosomal diseases. The first edition explores recent advancements in mucopolysaccharidoses (MPS). Explore recent breakthroughs & join the scientific discourse. https://lnkd.in/gN8dc8R6 #WORLDSymposia #LysosomalDisease #MPS
September 2024 Lysosomal Disease Spotlight: FOCUS ON MPS - WORLDSymposium
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Our full-slide summary of the Kwon et al. study “Comparative Risk of Incident and Recurrent Acute Anterior Uveitis across Different Biological Agents in Patients with Ankylosing Spondylitis” is now live on the #IMIDforum! 🚨 The Immune-Mediated Inflammatory Disease forum is a valuable resource for keeping you up to date with hand-selected axSpA publications. Visit the website to view this content and more! 📈 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eqwxACtX #AS #bDMARD #uveitis
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Solving the challenges of heart and vascular disease in West Virginians does not lie with treatment alone. The answers start with scientific inquiry and research. The WVU Heart and Vascular Institute leads the way with a highly experienced platform upon which clinical trials are funded, staffed, and conducted. #WVUDayofGiving
2024 Day of Giving
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The slide deck covering the EULAR recommendations on the management of fatigue in inflammatory rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases is now available. Dures, et al. compile the overarching principles of fatigue management and the recommendations based on consensus from 26 EULAR members from 24 European countries. 🗺️ The EULAR taskforce agreed on four overarching principles and four recommendations for the management of fatigue in people with rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases. You can find the full paper summary on the IMID Forum completely free along with the latest updates in #RhematoidArthritis 📈 🔗 https://ow.ly/9N9i50Qz7rg
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Did you know there are over 7,000 known rare diseases in the world, affecting about 400 million people? These diseases represent a huge burden of unmet patient needs with very limited treatment options currently available. Many of these conditions remain undiagnosed and are referred to as SWAN (syndromes without a name). This has led to the creation of various initiatives including the outstanding European Joint Programme on Rare Diseases (EJP-RD), part of the ERN-RND, European Reference Network for Rare Neurological Diseases, which promote and drive treatment discovery but also patient care, support and education. Indeed, as well as leading dedicated research globally into these very distressing conditions, it is vital that patients and their loved ones have access to a broad range of support and information resources, available in their *own language*. #rarediseases #patientsupport #research #outreach #languagematters #xl8 https://lnkd.in/ekRNshGz
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Inositol + IP6 (InoCell) in Diabetes: New Frontiers for the Use of IP6 and Inositol Combination in Treating Diabetes Mellitus: A Review - PubMed (nih.gov)
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There are so many examples of how better understanding of the natural history of diseases helps improve people’s care. In the case of the presymptomatic stages of type 1 diabetes, identifying markers of disease progression will be pivotal for choosing the right monitoring cadence and management for each person. That’s why here at European Association for the Study of Diabetes e.V. (EASD), investigators are making our heads spin showing us they are on a fast track to find factors of prediction of disease progression. Just a few examples: - Teams at the Helmholtz Munich are improving polygenic risk scores and enhancing the precision of metabolic staging. - On the other side of the Atlantic, Prof. Emily Sims collected compelling evidence that positivity for IA-2A is associated with a high risk of progression independently from glycemic status. Like I said, the more people at high risk of fast progression can be identified, the better the care and the softer the transition to stage 3 T1D. Want to know more about Islet autoantibodies as precision diagnostic tools in aT1D? Felton JL et al, Commun Med (Lond). 2024 Apr 6;4(1):66. doi: 10.1038/s43856-024-00478-y. PMID: 38582818; PMCID: PMC10998887.Islet autoantibodies as precision diagnostic tools to characterize heterogeneity in type 1 diabetes: a systematic review - PMC (nih.gov) #naturalhistory, #type1diabetes, #precisionmedicine, #earlydetection
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To my fellow clinical research professionals, I want to use this medium to say thank you for your selfless sacrifices, dedication,passion and hardwork. You put in your time and energy into making historic events like this become a reality. Many of you go the extra miles to work after hours because you want to make sure clinical datas are correctly inputted into EDCs, you go extra miles to make sure participants are properly screened , you go extra miles to make sure sites are properly monitored , you go extra miles to make sure participants are properly followed up . The list is endless. Words are not enough to express my gratitude to the physicians that help monitor research participants. I want to also thank sponsors and CROs for giving birth to various clinical research initiatives which we all eventually run with. I want to say thank you . To the participants/Patients/Volunteers , we may not know your names , but we believe you know yourselves. We want to say thank you. You are the most important people in clinical research . I don’t like calling you our ‘patients’, I prefer the word ‘ participants’ because I believe you are the most important part of our clinical research team. On behalf of other clinical research professionals, I want to say thank you for volunteering to participate in various clinical trials . Some of you dint pass the eligibility checklists, some of you may have failed screenings, some of you may have successfully passed the screenings , some of you may have decided to withdraw during the trials, and some of you may have decided to stay to the end of the trial . You may belong to any of the above lists but for the fact that you even thought of participating in any clinical research trial, either you later changed your mind or decide to continue , you are automatically a special person to us. No clinical trial would be possible without you . Inshort you are the lubricant , the engine room, the lifeline of clinical research. What baffles me most, is the fact that some of you kept on with the trial even after we informed you of the risk and side effects and even added that you may not directly benefit from the trial. You still remained unshakened about your decision to partake in the trial. I want to say you are awesome . Centuries to come, the world of medicine will not stop celebrating you ,for taking the bold step to making our world a better place. To our future participants, we want to say thank you in advance . We love you all. Together we will make our world safer and healthier. See you at the top! Emmanuel Ndukwudimma https://lnkd.in/e6XjHzCh
Science News: Shocking Discovery Clinical Research Uncovers Cure for Deadly Liver Disease.
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Complexity of Infectious Diseases Compared With Other Medical Subspecialties. Sep 2023 OFID Brains work hard, too. AI may help (thanks to all those working on it), but it won't replace empathy and clinical judgment. "Using available metrics, the body of knowledge within clinical infectious diseases is comparatively large and complex. This increasing complexity is underappreciated by current physician compensation schemes, needs to be carefully managed to educate future physicians, and may serve as a barrier to recruitment into the field." https://lnkd.in/gjS6b4cF #infectiousdiseases #infectiousdiseasespecialists #infectiousdiseasedoctors #publichealth #meded #KnowledgeEmpowers
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interesting paper on liver abscess clinical presentation ,management and outcome in The Gambia, a resource limited country coming out soon. Thanks to the EFSTH national GI and liver disease (NGILD) unit, internal Medicine department and Jessica Pelletier for the support.
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