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HISTORIC FIRST! Microchips implanted into paralyzed man allows him to move hand and arm!
[i]It's still about the[/i][i]
BRAIN
[/i][i], right?[/i] [i]Have confidence! Science will SAVE us![/i] [i]
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Summary:
[/u] In a historic clinical trial, researchers successfully implanted microchips into the brain of a paralyzed
[i]It's still about the[/i][i]
BRAIN
[/i][i], right?[/i] [i]Have confidence! Science will SAVE us![/i] [i]
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[/i] [u]
Summary:
[/u] In a historic clinical trial, researchers successfully implanted microchips into the brain of a paralyzed
PDWarrior1900
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Atrial Flutter
I was diagnosed with this five days after a vaccination which I have found out is automatically blocked on this forum. Having had no heart problems in my previous 62 years I discussed the matter with my consultant and with a GP. Both were dismissive but my suspicions remain as to the cause of my heart
I was diagnosed with this five days after a vaccination which I have found out is automatically blocked on this forum. Having had no heart problems in my previous 62 years I discussed the matter with my consultant and with a GP. Both were dismissive but my suspicions remain as to the cause of my heart
GrandpaM
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Red blood cells
My red blood cell count increased from 133 in September 2022 to 151 in March 2023. The haemocrit count went up from 4.43 to 4.96, both outside the normal range. These were both marked with an asterisk on my blood test sheet but that was all. I went into persistent afib in August 2022. I am worried
My red blood cell count increased from 133 in September 2022 to 151 in March 2023. The haemocrit count went up from 4.43 to 4.96, both outside the normal range. These were both marked with an asterisk on my blood test sheet but that was all. I went into persistent afib in August 2022. I am worried
Swimsyroke
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AF Association
1 year ago
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Do I need to be concerned? UPDATE!
Hi fellow AFibbers. Further to my post below; Firstly, may I take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you who have kindly taken the time to reply with support and advice. Too many to thank you or reply to you all individually! So, as wisely advised by many of you, I took myself to A
Hi fellow AFibbers. Further to my post below; Firstly, may I take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you who have kindly taken the time to reply with support and advice. Too many to thank you or reply to you all individually! So, as wisely advised by many of you, I took myself to A
Dippy22
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AF Association
1 year ago
New technique modifies T-Cells to cure cancer
From a publicly available site Scientists have stumbled upon an extraordinary 'living drug' in the bloodwork of a late-stage cancer survivor. A year after receiving "the biggest development in cancer therapy" in over 50 years, this patient's body was still protected by a fleet of souped-up killer
From a publicly available site Scientists have stumbled upon an extraordinary 'living drug' in the bloodwork of a late-stage cancer survivor. A year after receiving "the biggest development in cancer therapy" in over 50 years, this patient's body was still protected by a fleet of souped-up killer
Derf4223
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Micro-robots could deliver drugs to brain and organs
[i]A Bionaut robot compared to a penny. Photo by Bionaut Labs[/i] Bionaut Labs CEO says in the future illnesses that now seem incurable will be treated by medication delivered straight to the affected organ. Robotics entrepreneurs Michael Shpigelmacher, Aviad Maizels and Alex Shpunt were not looking
[i]A Bionaut robot compared to a penny. Photo by Bionaut Labs[/i] Bionaut Labs CEO says in the future illnesses that now seem incurable will be treated by medication delivered straight to the affected organ. Robotics entrepreneurs Michael Shpigelmacher, Aviad Maizels and Alex Shpunt were not looking
lupus-support1
Administrator
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
1 year ago
AOH1996 - CPNA inhibitor
»Everybody» has seen the news where City of Hope Dr Malkas claims very good results from preclinical tests - all 70 cell lines cancer cells annihilated, patients in the clinical trial 1 doing well. The information is vague, has anybody in here more information or will try to participate in the trial
»Everybody» has seen the news where City of Hope Dr Malkas claims very good results from preclinical tests - all 70 cell lines cancer cells annihilated, patients in the clinical trial 1 doing well. The information is vague, has anybody in here more information or will try to participate in the trial
Hidden
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Bomedemstat trials
Hi everyone, I haven’t posted for a while as I’ve been trying to ignore this condition! Calr positive ET. I’m terrified of going back on Hydrea due to intolerable side effects and my very understanding MPN specialist nurse has been monitoring me. Sadly, my platelets are creeping up , lately to 845
Hi everyone, I haven’t posted for a while as I’ve been trying to ignore this condition! Calr positive ET. I’m terrified of going back on Hydrea due to intolerable side effects and my very understanding MPN specialist nurse has been monitoring me. Sadly, my platelets are creeping up , lately to 845
myllo
in
MPN Voice
1 year ago
Bomedemstat trials
Hi everyone, I haven’t posted for a while as I’ve been trying to ignore this condition! Calr positive ET. I’m terrified of going back on Hydrea due to intolerable side effects and my very understanding MPN specialist nurse has been monitoring me. Sadly, my platelets are creeping up , lately to 845
Hi everyone, I haven’t posted for a while as I’ve been trying to ignore this condition! Calr positive ET. I’m terrified of going back on Hydrea due to intolerable side effects and my very understanding MPN specialist nurse has been monitoring me. Sadly, my platelets are creeping up , lately to 845
myllo
in
MPN Voice
1 year ago
Atrial flutter
Atrial
flutter
was diagnosed from the ECG traces from hospital. My consultant said this was not much to worry about and he would see me in a year.
Atrial
flutter
was diagnosed from the ECG traces from hospital. My consultant said this was not much to worry about and he would see me in a year.
GrandpaM
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Feels worse than Ectopics
7 years of this feeling, think of rolling you tongue irregulrly heart feeling, my heart at times does that but, then feels like an engine trying to start Bing Bing bang and hate them so much. Just be relaxed talking and it happens, lay down feels like not enough blood is being pumped and heart struggles
7 years of this feeling, think of rolling you tongue irregulrly heart feeling, my heart at times does that but, then feels like an engine trying to start Bing Bing bang and hate them so much. Just be relaxed talking and it happens, lay down feels like not enough blood is being pumped and heart struggles
Contra21
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Arrhythmia Alliance
1 year ago
PCNA gene attack -- for solid tumors
Pasted from a publicly avaiilable website A "holy grail" molecule that kills all solid cancer tumors, leaving other cells unaffected, has been developed by scientists. The team at the City of Hope, one of the largest cancer research and treatment organizations in the United States, made the breakthrough
Pasted from a publicly avaiilable website A "holy grail" molecule that kills all solid cancer tumors, leaving other cells unaffected, has been developed by scientists. The team at the City of Hope, one of the largest cancer research and treatment organizations in the United States, made the breakthrough
Derf4223
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
RLS & BURPRENORPHINE
Hello everyone, I had been on Oxy for the past couple of years for pain. Recently I switched pain doctors and he switched the Oxy to Buprenorphine 8mg (film). The Buprenorphine, like a miracle, stopped my RLS immediately and it also controlled my pain so much better than the Oxy. In the past couple
Hello everyone, I had been on Oxy for the past couple of years for pain. Recently I switched pain doctors and he switched the Oxy to Buprenorphine 8mg (film). The Buprenorphine, like a miracle, stopped my RLS immediately and it also controlled my pain so much better than the Oxy. In the past couple
Josana13
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Restless Legs Syndrome
1 year ago
New Pancreatitis Therapies: Current Clinical Trials! | Webinar Registration is now OPEN
August 15, 2023 | 10 AM PT | 1 PM EST
Join our informative webinar, “New Pancreatitis Therapies: Current Clinical Trials!” where we aim to educate and empower you, our pancreatitis community, about the latest research and therapies available for pancreatitis. This session will provide information
August 15, 2023 | 10 AM PT | 1 PM EST
Join our informative webinar, “New Pancreatitis Therapies: Current Clinical Trials!” where we aim to educate and empower you, our pancreatitis community, about the latest research and therapies available for pancreatitis. This session will provide information
Skye_MC
Administrator
in
Chronic Pancreatitis Support
1 year ago
Trametinib MAPK inhibitor in ENZA-R pCA - very interesting
Many of us are ENZA resistant in the CRPC phase. In preclinical study in turns out that Trametinib + Enza has a profound effect on proliferation, especially with PTEN loss and PI3K mutations, the pCa is then very dependent on the MAPK signalling pathway. There is a clinical trial II open for new patients
Many of us are ENZA resistant in the CRPC phase. In preclinical study in turns out that Trametinib + Enza has a profound effect on proliferation, especially with PTEN loss and PI3K mutations, the pCa is then very dependent on the MAPK signalling pathway. There is a clinical trial II open for new patients
Hidden
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
Eliquis Dosages???
Can anyone tell me what the doses are when you are just going to start them.. Never been on any med for blood thinners but since I got a afib 2 times and tachycardia 2-3 times and I am 72 Dr. says I must start. He gave me for the tachycardia a med. called Cardizem 180 mg ER to take instead of the a
Can anyone tell me what the doses are when you are just going to start them.. Never been on any med for blood thinners but since I got a afib 2 times and tachycardia 2-3 times and I am 72 Dr. says I must start. He gave me for the tachycardia a med. called Cardizem 180 mg ER to take instead of the a
scardycat
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AF Association
1 year ago
If your doctor worries that too much B12 is toxic, show them this study on ALS & B12
ALS is the same as Lou Gehrig's disease, and is also what Stephen Hawking had. It is a neurodegenerative disease, thought to mostly affect the motor neurons. Ryosuke Oki, et al, "Efficacy and Safety of Ultrahigh-Dose Methylcobalamin in Early-Stage Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis" JAMA Neurol. 2022;
ALS is the same as Lou Gehrig's disease, and is also what Stephen Hawking had. It is a neurodegenerative disease, thought to mostly affect the motor neurons. Ryosuke Oki, et al, "Efficacy and Safety of Ultrahigh-Dose Methylcobalamin in Early-Stage Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis" JAMA Neurol. 2022;
jade_s
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
1 year ago
We are incredibly excited to see you in-person at this year’s AF Association Patients Day!
You can expect a jam-packed agenda, with a wide range of topics from anticoagulants, pacemakers, AF ablation and more! Patients Day 2023 will take place at the Hyatt Hotel, Birmingham, UK on Sunday 8th October. Our annual event is a fantastic opportunity for patients and caregivers alike to hear about
You can expect a jam-packed agenda, with a wide range of topics from anticoagulants, pacemakers, AF ablation and more! Patients Day 2023 will take place at the Hyatt Hotel, Birmingham, UK on Sunday 8th October. Our annual event is a fantastic opportunity for patients and caregivers alike to hear about
Hidden
Partner
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AF Association
1 year ago
Persistent Afib - next stop Amiodorone
Following a short-lived success with cardioversion, my EP has prescribed Amiodarone 200mg daily. So not a massive dose. The waiting list for ablation is long, so this is a stop gap. And a lot of the drugs prescribed for paroxysmal AF are not much help for persistent AF - at least not as an antiarythmic
Following a short-lived success with cardioversion, my EP has prescribed Amiodarone 200mg daily. So not a massive dose. The waiting list for ablation is long, so this is a stop gap. And a lot of the drugs prescribed for paroxysmal AF are not much help for persistent AF - at least not as an antiarythmic
Rainfern
in
AF Association
1 year ago
Stopping Firmagon if castration resistant
The cocktail of painkillers plus Radium 223 is making me very tired at the moment. This may seem like a daft question but what is the position with continuing or stopping Firmagon when you're castration resistant? Is its purpose to control the spread of testosterone that would otherwise make the cancer
The cocktail of painkillers plus Radium 223 is making me very tired at the moment. This may seem like a daft question but what is the position with continuing or stopping Firmagon when you're castration resistant? Is its purpose to control the spread of testosterone that would otherwise make the cancer
Finlay66
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 year ago
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