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ACTOv clinical trial
HiWonder if anyone is taking part in the ACTOv, trial for patients with high-grade serous and endometrioid ovarian cancer. My wife is facing a reoccurrence and further carboplatin treatment
HiWonder if anyone is taking part in the ACTOv, trial for patients with high-grade serous and endometrioid ovarian cancer. My wife is facing a reoccurrence and further carboplatin treatment
Cardiff05
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My Ovacome
2 months ago
Improved Posts and Replies
Responding to ChatGPT charging $20 per month to use the advanced versions of Cancer Copilot and Clinical Trial Navigator: We found a way where you won't have to pay. Starting this month, "Advanced Prostate Cancer" will be power-charged by our AI engine…for free. We know many people have been shy about
Responding to ChatGPT charging $20 per month to use the advanced versions of Cancer Copilot and Clinical Trial Navigator: We found a way where you won't have to pay. Starting this month, "Advanced Prostate Cancer" will be power-charged by our AI engine…for free. We know many people have been shy about
Darryl
Partner
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
CLL survival times ARE improving, thanks to BTK and BCL-2 inhibitors
Many of us were shocked after our CLL/SLL diagnosis when we googled for survival times. [u]Hopefully[/u] we subsequently read that search engine information from Google, Bing, etc., is way out of date, due to the fact that with CLL being a chronic disease, the relatively long survival times with this
Many of us were shocked after our CLL/SLL diagnosis when we googled for survival times. [u]Hopefully[/u] we subsequently read that search engine information from Google, Bing, etc., is way out of date, due to the fact that with CLL being a chronic disease, the relatively long survival times with this
AussieNeil
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CLL Support
2 months ago
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NCT04662580 - All about ARX517 as Monotherapy
Hello, Tomorrow I am going to participate in ARX517 as Monotherapy. Here is the clinical trial: https://www.clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT04662580. Share your questions / positive comments. I will update here Special request to
Tall_Allen
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Hello, Tomorrow I am going to participate in ARX517 as Monotherapy. Here is the clinical trial: https://www.clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT04662580. Share your questions / positive comments. I will update here Special request to
Tall_Allen
- Please tell : what should I ask ? [
God_Loves_Me
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 months ago
Drop in BP
I am wondering if any of you afibbers have had extreme drops in your blood pressure when you are in afib or even when you are not in atrial fibrillation ? For the past 24 hours I’ve been in and out of NSR , mostly out. After a rather busy day, I got home unloaded a plant from my car, walked to backyard
I am wondering if any of you afibbers have had extreme drops in your blood pressure when you are in afib or even when you are not in atrial fibrillation ? For the past 24 hours I’ve been in and out of NSR , mostly out. After a rather busy day, I got home unloaded a plant from my car, walked to backyard
Tux18
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 months ago
Photopharmics kickstarts phototherapy trial for Parkinson’s disease
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved device targets photoreceptors in the eye responsible for circadian signalling. Research has shown that Parkinson’s disease can damage the retina and impact the circadian system leading to symptoms such as trouble sleeping, cognition, depression, and
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved device targets photoreceptors in the eye responsible for circadian signalling. Research has shown that Parkinson’s disease can damage the retina and impact the circadian system leading to symptoms such as trouble sleeping, cognition, depression, and
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
2 months ago
The saga of faints and Afib
Many thanks to all those who gave advice. Yesterdays 'attack' of faints and afib was pretty dire. So I called 111 and the clinician I spoke to advised I go,by appointmnet...yes, that is what I said, to A. and E. Mine is the John Radcliffe Oxford. I was recieved and put immediately into an area where
Many thanks to all those who gave advice. Yesterdays 'attack' of faints and afib was pretty dire. So I called 111 and the clinician I spoke to advised I go,by appointmnet...yes, that is what I said, to A. and E. Mine is the John Radcliffe Oxford. I was recieved and put immediately into an area where
10gingercats
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AF Association
9 months ago
Glaucoma, OCT showing deterioration since starting Pred for PMR
I am on 17mgs Pred for PMR for 6 weeks. I have had glaucoma for 8yrs . At my opthalmology FU today the, OCT showed marked deterioration in one eye since March. The GCC Analysis has gone all red, when it was mildly yellow before. Has anyone else noted the same when they went on steroids? I am off for
I am on 17mgs Pred for PMR for 6 weeks. I have had glaucoma for 8yrs . At my opthalmology FU today the, OCT showed marked deterioration in one eye since March. The GCC Analysis has gone all red, when it was mildly yellow before. Has anyone else noted the same when they went on steroids? I am off for
Sillydogsmum
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PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
Anecdotal, but running could boost immunity
I am reading a lovely book of essays called These Precious Days by Ann Patchett. In the title essay a friend of the author is taking part in a clinical trial, having chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer. As you will know, Chemo destroys white blood cells which provide immunity, so you have to have a high
I am reading a lovely book of essays called These Precious Days by Ann Patchett. In the title essay a friend of the author is taking part in a clinical trial, having chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer. As you will know, Chemo destroys white blood cells which provide immunity, so you have to have a high
PeggySusi
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
2 months ago
Anecdotal, but indicates that exercise boosts immunity
I am reading a lovely book of essays called These Precious Days by Ann Patchett. In the title essay a friend of the author is taking part in a clinical trial, having chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer. As you will know, Chemo destroys white blood cells which provide immunity, so you have to have a
I am reading a lovely book of essays called These Precious Days by Ann Patchett. In the title essay a friend of the author is taking part in a clinical trial, having chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer. As you will know, Chemo destroys white blood cells which provide immunity, so you have to have a
PeggySusi
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Active 10
2 months ago
Dutasteride reduces PSA by 40% over 6 months
This companion chart from data reported in Moore (2017) compares PSA, at baseline and at 6 months, comparing placebo to Dutasteride. This was a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial. The cohort included Low and Intermediate Risk men, GS-6-7, baseline PSA = 6-7, median age 64 y.o
This companion chart from data reported in Moore (2017) compares PSA, at baseline and at 6 months, comparing placebo to Dutasteride. This was a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial. The cohort included Low and Intermediate Risk men, GS-6-7, baseline PSA = 6-7, median age 64 y.o
janebob99
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Prostate Cancer Network
2 months ago
Dutasteride Reduces Tumor Volume by 30% after 6 months.
This chart compares prostate cancer tumor volume measured by MRI, at baseline and at 6 months, comparing placebo to Dutasteride. This was a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial. The cohort included Low and Intermediate Risk men, GS-6-7, baseline PSA = 6-7, median age 64 y.o,
This chart compares prostate cancer tumor volume measured by MRI, at baseline and at 6 months, comparing placebo to Dutasteride. This was a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial. The cohort included Low and Intermediate Risk men, GS-6-7, baseline PSA = 6-7, median age 64 y.o,
janebob99
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Prostate Cancer Network
2 months ago
Nuclear Stress Test in Chair was so easy.
Had the Nuclear Stress test in the apparatus similar to a dentist chair. It was a Lexi Scan with injection but did not have to lay flat and was less than half the time of the round donut looking machine. My cardiologist did not have the newer technology he wrote me a referral to go to a cardiologist
Had the Nuclear Stress test in the apparatus similar to a dentist chair. It was a Lexi Scan with injection but did not have to lay flat and was less than half the time of the round donut looking machine. My cardiologist did not have the newer technology he wrote me a referral to go to a cardiologist
Strawberryfields1
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AF Association
9 months ago
unanswered questions
I'm excited to be leaving for The International PBC Summit in Edinburgh the end of next week. I'll be bringing back as much information to you as I can about research being done for the cause of PBC, itching and fatigue. All of these issues have impacted all of our lives to some degree. Many of us have
I'm excited to be leaving for The International PBC Summit in Edinburgh the end of next week. I'll be bringing back as much information to you as I can about research being done for the cause of PBC, itching and fatigue. All of these issues have impacted all of our lives to some degree. Many of us have
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
2 months ago
Falling platelet counts after achieving Undetectable Minimal Residual Diseaese
Hello folks I completed a course of Venetoclax & Obinituzumab (Gazyva) last March, and happily achieved UMRD (undetectable minimal residual disease). I'm part of a clinical trial, which stopped treatment once I reached UMRD (with a minimum of 6-9 months of treatment); I was treated for 9 months. Have
Hello folks I completed a course of Venetoclax & Obinituzumab (Gazyva) last March, and happily achieved UMRD (undetectable minimal residual disease). I'm part of a clinical trial, which stopped treatment once I reached UMRD (with a minimum of 6-9 months of treatment); I was treated for 9 months. Have
DinosaurDad
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CLL Support
2 months ago
Arrhythmia anxieties pre-cardioversion
Hi everyone, just looking for others' experiences and reassurance. Since having open heart surgery 12 weeks ago to correct a hole in my heart (diagnosed out of the blue at Christmas), I have been in arrhythmia for about 6 weeks. I had 48 hours on a holter monitor and this showed atrial flutter. I was
Hi everyone, just looking for others' experiences and reassurance. Since having open heart surgery 12 weeks ago to correct a hole in my heart (diagnosed out of the blue at Christmas), I have been in arrhythmia for about 6 weeks. I had 48 hours on a holter monitor and this showed atrial flutter. I was
LadyZ13
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AF Association
9 months ago
OCD Institute - Houston
My adult son was recently referred to the OCD Institute in Houston for residential treatment. Has anyone had success there or can anyone share their experience there? He has been in outpatient treatment since the beginning of January and so far it is not working well. We are looking for any help we can
My adult son was recently referred to the OCD Institute in Houston for residential treatment. Has anyone had success there or can anyone share their experience there? He has been in outpatient treatment since the beginning of January and so far it is not working well. We are looking for any help we can
BrooksideBliss
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My OCD Community
2 months ago
Can Anyone On This Forum Please Explain
I just got back a little ago from a few hours visit at my local VA Hospital. While I was there I went into AFIB and had an ekg done. The Dr. came in and said my heart rate was high but it's coming down. I told her I know because I have paroxysmal AFIB and she said you have Chronic AFIB. I told her I
I just got back a little ago from a few hours visit at my local VA Hospital. While I was there I went into AFIB and had an ekg done. The Dr. came in and said my heart rate was high but it's coming down. I told her I know because I have paroxysmal AFIB and she said you have Chronic AFIB. I told her I
kocoach
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
9 months ago
slow release liothyronine
Like many people on here I miss the wise opinion and knowledge of Diogenes enormously. I know he was working on the formulation of a slow release liothyronine which was in clinical trial. Does anyone have an update on this? is it any closer? In the meantime I am tempted to try sustained release compounded
Like many people on here I miss the wise opinion and knowledge of Diogenes enormously. I know he was working on the formulation of a slow release liothyronine which was in clinical trial. Does anyone have an update on this? is it any closer? In the meantime I am tempted to try sustained release compounded
Mollyfan
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Thyroid UK
2 months ago
Treating PVCS on a virtual ward
I have posted on here a number of times about the burden of persistent PVCs. Anyway, after 5 days of feeling very dizzy and nauseous, I went to see my GP. She sent me straight to my local hospital which is a big teaching hospital. I was seen in the Same Day Emergency Medicine unit who were thorough and
I have posted on here a number of times about the burden of persistent PVCs. Anyway, after 5 days of feeling very dizzy and nauseous, I went to see my GP. She sent me straight to my local hospital which is a big teaching hospital. I was seen in the Same Day Emergency Medicine unit who were thorough and
Norfolk_spaniel
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AF Association
9 months ago
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