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CAR-T Cell Therapy Trials
Most of these trials are in the recruiting stage. This is a followup of Nal's thoughtful CAR-T Cell Therapy explanation: https://healthunlocked.com/advanced-prostate-cancer/posts/147283278/car-t-cell-therapy Thanks Nal. Courtesy of Tango: https://www.bloomberg.com/press-releases/2021-08-31/poseida-therapeutics-presents-preliminary-results-from-phase
Most of these trials are in the recruiting stage. This is a followup of Nal's thoughtful CAR-T Cell Therapy explanation: https://healthunlocked.com/advanced-prostate-cancer/posts/147283278/car-t-cell-therapy Thanks Nal. Courtesy of Tango: https://www.bloomberg.com/press-releases/2021-08-31/poseida-therapeutics-presents-preliminary-results-from-phase
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Advised to take vitamin D but also on Warfarin
I have a history of going very low on vitamin D so was advised to take supplements. Problem is that I'm reading that those taking vitamin D should also take Vitamin K2 to ensure calcium deposits into the bones and not the arteries. For those of us on Warfarin what are we advised to do? Are we predisposing
I have a history of going very low on vitamin D so was advised to take supplements. Problem is that I'm reading that those taking vitamin D should also take Vitamin K2 to ensure calcium deposits into the bones and not the arteries. For those of us on Warfarin what are we advised to do? Are we predisposing
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Anticoagulation Support
3 years ago
Angiotensin Ⅱ Receptor Blockers
A new paper in the Japanese Journal of Cancer and Chemotherapy, below, [1]. "The use of anti-hypertensive drugs was reportedly associated with an increasing risk of Pca. However, as an effect of post diagnostic use of anti-hypertensive drugs, angiotensin Ⅱ receptor blockers(
[i][u]ARBs)was associated
A new paper in the Japanese Journal of Cancer and Chemotherapy, below, [1]. "The use of anti-hypertensive drugs was reportedly associated with an increasing risk of Pca. However, as an effect of post diagnostic use of anti-hypertensive drugs, angiotensin Ⅱ receptor blockers(
[i][u]ARBs)was associated
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
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All I want for Christmas is good news! (and less stress)
Merry merry and a HoHoHope you all are cruising through this holiday season with no worries and only good things coming your way!🌟✨🤞🏼🙏🏼🎁🍫☕️🕊 I’m struggling a bit with the cold weather setting off more than my usual share of muscle spasms and cramps. Every day feels like I ran a marathon yesterday
Merry merry and a HoHoHope you all are cruising through this holiday season with no worries and only good things coming your way!🌟✨🤞🏼🙏🏼🎁🍫☕️🕊 I’m struggling a bit with the cold weather setting off more than my usual share of muscle spasms and cramps. Every day feels like I ran a marathon yesterday
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LUPUS UK
3 years ago
New Medicines Atorvastatin and Propranaolol Bone Worries
I have had a barrage of blood tests done recently due to Osteoporosis, no blood test was left out, except for Magnesium that I am being tested for in the next lot of blood tests in January. My blood tests show high cholesterol so the doctor prescribed Atorvastatin 20mg. He also prescribed Propranaolol
I have had a barrage of blood tests done recently due to Osteoporosis, no blood test was left out, except for Magnesium that I am being tested for in the next lot of blood tests in January. My blood tests show high cholesterol so the doctor prescribed Atorvastatin 20mg. He also prescribed Propranaolol
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Osteoporosis Support
3 years ago
K2 and suspected blood clot
Hello I have been taking k2mk7 in conjunction with calcium magnesium citrate and D3. I started getting a dull nagging pain in my calf and had blood test showing elevated d dimer indicative of blood clot. I have a scan tomorrow. I see that K2 can bee used to promote blood clotting and worry that perhaps
Hello I have been taking k2mk7 in conjunction with calcium magnesium citrate and D3. I started getting a dull nagging pain in my calf and had blood test showing elevated d dimer indicative of blood clot. I have a scan tomorrow. I see that K2 can bee used to promote blood clotting and worry that perhaps
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
3 years ago
Understanding your blood test
Hi all, Happy New Year etc! I have finally managed to translate my blood test results and for anyone else out there who is also bemused, I am attaching a guide to help you understand the basics. Ranges are often slightly different, or expressed differently in different countries or even clinics but really
Hi all, Happy New Year etc! I have finally managed to translate my blood test results and for anyone else out there who is also bemused, I am attaching a guide to help you understand the basics. Ranges are often slightly different, or expressed differently in different countries or even clinics but really
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
Acerola powder and it’s composition. Is calcium a problem
My new brand of acerola powder contains calcium, which my old brand probably did too, given that it’s a natural product but I was wondering, is 8.5mgs daily all that much and irrespective of whether or not it is, should it be avoided? Please check my calculations. Values on back of packet in photo
My new brand of acerola powder contains calcium, which my old brand probably did too, given that it’s a natural product but I was wondering, is 8.5mgs daily all that much and irrespective of whether or not it is, should it be avoided? Please check my calculations. Values on back of packet in photo
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
I made an angiogram and found out I have 24 calcium score in my LDA without stenosis.
I made an angiogram and found out I have 24 calcium score in my LDA without stenosis, My doubt is , can I never have a problem or later or soon I will have to put an stent ou bypass in the future ??
I made an angiogram and found out I have 24 calcium score in my LDA without stenosis, My doubt is , can I never have a problem or later or soon I will have to put an stent ou bypass in the future ??
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
General question
Hello All, Sorry to disturb you. Have few questions; appreciate if someone has suggestions/advise. I have pain when I pee some times, few bubbles and as well back pain. Did ultrasound and found 2 very small non obstructing stones, this is beginning of Jan 2021. From them I always felt I was tired ,
Hello All, Sorry to disturb you. Have few questions; appreciate if someone has suggestions/advise. I have pain when I pee some times, few bubbles and as well back pain. Did ultrasound and found 2 very small non obstructing stones, this is beginning of Jan 2021. From them I always felt I was tired ,
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Early CKD Support
3 years ago
Wish I could be problem free!!
I was going to have lunch today and then didn't want to leave my flat. I am under the mental health act and my psychiatrist wrote that she had no problem with me taking valium and zopiclone as I don't drink or buy drugs. But I request them, go to the chemist and there was one zopiclone. I enquired
I was going to have lunch today and then didn't want to leave my flat. I am under the mental health act and my psychiatrist wrote that she had no problem with me taking valium and zopiclone as I don't drink or buy drugs. But I request them, go to the chemist and there was one zopiclone. I enquired
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Anxiety and Depression Support
3 years ago
Calcium products and calcification of coronary artery,
Hi, I had a stent in left coronary artery due to calcium deposits and narrowing on angiogram 3 years ago, all other arteries were fine. I read a lot of stuff about calcium supplements laying down calcium on your arteries causing a blockage. I had been on Calcichew daily for over 10 years prior to the
Hi, I had a stent in left coronary artery due to calcium deposits and narrowing on angiogram 3 years ago, all other arteries were fine. I read a lot of stuff about calcium supplements laying down calcium on your arteries causing a blockage. I had been on Calcichew daily for over 10 years prior to the
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Blood Analyses
Good news, just got my blood workup back: Before taking 2.25mg Prednisone Morning Basal Cortisol: 12.1 mcg/dL Acceptable range: 4.0 - 22.0 mcg/dL Taking 3,400 IU D3 daily Vitamin D 25-OH, Total: 37 ng/ml Optimal >30 ng/ml Taking 500 mg Ca daily & 100 mcg K2-MK7 Calcium 10.1 mg/dL Acceptable range
Good news, just got my blood workup back: Before taking 2.25mg Prednisone Morning Basal Cortisol: 12.1 mcg/dL Acceptable range: 4.0 - 22.0 mcg/dL Taking 3,400 IU D3 daily Vitamin D 25-OH, Total: 37 ng/ml Optimal >30 ng/ml Taking 500 mg Ca daily & 100 mcg K2-MK7 Calcium 10.1 mg/dL Acceptable range
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
People of HU - 'A day in a life' living with IBS
To end the year, we are sharing stories of a few members to give you a glimpse into the lives of people using our platform to better their health. The patient voice is at the heart of everything that we do. By showcasing to others how valuable each community is to our members, we aim to further empower
To end the year, we are sharing stories of a few members to give you a glimpse into the lives of people using our platform to better their health. The patient voice is at the heart of everything that we do. By showcasing to others how valuable each community is to our members, we aim to further empower
SaskiaHU
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HealthUnlocked Blog
3 years ago
Dr. Jeanmonod, the head neurosurgeon at the SoniModul Clinic in Solothurn, Switzerland who is a pioneer of the PTT will be our guest speaker
at our Zoom meeting to be held Monday, December 20, at 6 PM Solothurn time, which is Greenwich Mean Time + 1, 12 noon US, EST, 9 AM, US PST & for Yvonne in the UK, that 5 PM, GMT. (Someone please correct me if I’ve got this wrong.) We may replace our regularly scheduled Sunday meeting with this one
at our Zoom meeting to be held Monday, December 20, at 6 PM Solothurn time, which is Greenwich Mean Time + 1, 12 noon US, EST, 9 AM, US PST & for Yvonne in the UK, that 5 PM, GMT. (Someone please correct me if I’ve got this wrong.) We may replace our regularly scheduled Sunday meeting with this one
MBAnderson
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Blood test results
Would anyone be worried about this results change? My Gp is happy their normal and doesn’t think I need further tests but I still think I have cirrhosis. Had been drinking bottle of wine - bottle n half nightly....completely stopped now. Sept results /January results Bilirubin (normal range 0-21) September
Would anyone be worried about this results change? My Gp is happy their normal and doesn’t think I need further tests but I still think I have cirrhosis. Had been drinking bottle of wine - bottle n half nightly....completely stopped now. Sept results /January results Bilirubin (normal range 0-21) September
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British Liver Trust
3 years ago
Want to stop Prolia
I have been on Prolia for 3 years and want to stop. Rheumatologist only says « you should stay on it » blah blah blah. I know that there’s risks of spontaneous fracture but the side effects and long term effects of Prolia are frightening. Anyone know of any natural remedies ( I am in my 60s). I take
I have been on Prolia for 3 years and want to stop. Rheumatologist only says « you should stay on it » blah blah blah. I know that there’s risks of spontaneous fracture but the side effects and long term effects of Prolia are frightening. Anyone know of any natural remedies ( I am in my 60s). I take
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Osteoporosis Support
3 years ago
Venafaxaline side effects
Hi guys me again, so after the last week my physiatrist prescribed me veafaxaline. I took one I’m the morning then I’m the night I woke up gasping for air I was hyperventilating while I was asleep and made me breathless and unwell for 3 days after. So I decided to stop until I seen my doctor. Seen my
Hi guys me again, so after the last week my physiatrist prescribed me veafaxaline. I took one I’m the morning then I’m the night I woke up gasping for air I was hyperventilating while I was asleep and made me breathless and unwell for 3 days after. So I decided to stop until I seen my doctor. Seen my
Leon1991
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Anxiety Support
3 years ago
6 monthly update and potential treatment questions
Hi everyone Thank you for continuing to help answer my queries for my father (75, Stage 4 PCA, Gleason 8, diagnosed April 21). At the time of his diagnosis his PSA was 500. CT scan showed extensive bone mets. He was put on ADT (Leuprolide and Abiraterone). Looking at his age and health chemo is not an
Hi everyone Thank you for continuing to help answer my queries for my father (75, Stage 4 PCA, Gleason 8, diagnosed April 21). At the time of his diagnosis his PSA was 500. CT scan showed extensive bone mets. He was put on ADT (Leuprolide and Abiraterone). Looking at his age and health chemo is not an
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Calcium excess might lead to Parkinson's
Did you take a calcium supplement for stronger bones? https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/02/180219071758.htm A point that should be made: The plaques in your bloodstream are mostly cholesterol and calcium, but the doctor recommends a lower cholesterol diet and doesn't mention the calcium.
Did you take a calcium supplement for stronger bones? https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/02/180219071758.htm A point that should be made: The plaques in your bloodstream are mostly cholesterol and calcium, but the doctor recommends a lower cholesterol diet and doesn't mention the calcium.
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
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