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Looking for cycle buddies 👋🏻 day 7 downregging, cycle 6
Hello, well here we go again… cycle 6 (our second attempt at a sibling for my 2 year old conceived through our 4th attempt). I’ve just finished first week of buserelin injections. As always it’s giving me massive waves of anxiety. This time the anxiety and low mood hit quite a few days later than the
Hello, well here we go again… cycle 6 (our second attempt at a sibling for my 2 year old conceived through our 4th attempt). I’ve just finished first week of buserelin injections. As always it’s giving me massive waves of anxiety. This time the anxiety and low mood hit quite a few days later than the
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
sensitive post about early loss
Hello all I had been elated that after our third frozen transfer I had a positive pregnancy result and a heart beat at 7 weeks. At an early reassurance scan this wknd no heart beat was found. I should be 11w5days but foetus measured 10weeks and no heartbeat. They’ve booked me an appointment with
Hello all I had been elated that after our third frozen transfer I had a positive pregnancy result and a heart beat at 7 weeks. At an early reassurance scan this wknd no heart beat was found. I should be 11w5days but foetus measured 10weeks and no heartbeat. They’ve booked me an appointment with
ShelleyBalders
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Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Re-Admitted to MBU
I was posting earlier this month about how I was getting these deep depressive lows that felt unbearable. I had postnatal psychosis/a manic episode in the summer. My community team felt that an inpatient stay would help me and the doctors find a treatment plan. They have said I need to be in for three
I was posting earlier this month about how I was getting these deep depressive lows that felt unbearable. I had postnatal psychosis/a manic episode in the summer. My community team felt that an inpatient stay would help me and the doctors find a treatment plan. They have said I need to be in for three
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Action on Postpartum Psychosis
1 year ago
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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
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
9 months 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
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
9 months 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
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Fight Prostate Cancer
9 months ago
Low mood
Sadness i changed medication from 150mg sertraline to 20mg of citalopram one week ago feel dreadful crying everyday feeling suicidal seeing gp on monday what should i do this has been my worst.
Sadness i changed medication from 150mg sertraline to 20mg of citalopram one week ago feel dreadful crying everyday feeling suicidal seeing gp on monday what should i do this has been my worst.
Bumblebee288
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Anxiety and Depression Support
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
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MPN Voice
9 months 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
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MPN Voice
9 months 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
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
9 months 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
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Chronic Pancreatitis Support
9 months 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
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
9 months ago
Duloxetine
I am also predisposed to familial
clinical
depression
and have had that on and off since I was a teenager. I've tried many SSRIs over the years but whilst they were okay, I never felt like myself. I'm usually a glass half full person. Fast forward to my third week on 30mg of Duloxetine.
I am also predisposed to familial
clinical
depression
and have had that on and off since I was a teenager. I've tried many SSRIs over the years but whilst they were okay, I never felt like myself. I'm usually a glass half full person. Fast forward to my third week on 30mg of Duloxetine.
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
7 months 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;
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
9 months ago
Intraductal Carcinoma & Cribiform pattern 4 treatment options?
Newly dx. PCa. with Intraductal carcinoma, IDC-P. This is the most aggressive prostate cancer type. In my case 4+3 with 70% pattern 4 with cribriform which make it even more worse. There are four types of pattern 4 (poorly formed glands, glomeruloid structures, cribriform glands, and fused glands) and
Newly dx. PCa. with Intraductal carcinoma, IDC-P. This is the most aggressive prostate cancer type. In my case 4+3 with 70% pattern 4 with cribriform which make it even more worse. There are four types of pattern 4 (poorly formed glands, glomeruloid structures, cribriform glands, and fused glands) and
FMOH_N
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
9 months ago
Low-dose Aspirin.
I imagine that the new aspirin study [JAMA (1)] will get a lot of media play, but I will post anyway. A previous study concluded that the only people who benefit from low-dose aspirin are those who have already experienced a cardiovascular event. For everyone else, the risks obliterate any benefit
I imagine that the new aspirin study [JAMA (1)] will get a lot of media play, but I will post anyway. A previous study concluded that the only people who benefit from low-dose aspirin are those who have already experienced a cardiovascular event. For everyone else, the risks obliterate any benefit
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Fight Prostate Cancer
9 months ago
Potential immunotherapy for MBC
Hello ladies, it is my first post, I am writing from a small country in Europe, and I felt very grateful in the past months to discover your stories, since I've been diagnosed with de novo MBC (bone mets in spine and pelvis) this January, being aged 33. It gave me a lot of knowledge about my disease,
Hello ladies, it is my first post, I am writing from a small country in Europe, and I felt very grateful in the past months to discover your stories, since I've been diagnosed with de novo MBC (bone mets in spine and pelvis) this January, being aged 33. It gave me a lot of knowledge about my disease,
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
9 months ago
Ambroxol: Experimental treatment for PD
Does anyone know anything about the clinical trials going on in the UK with Ambroxol as a treatment for PD (a repurposed cough medicine)? The preliminary results look good. I understand that results have been released but I can't find It. Please reply if you have info. Thanks
Does anyone know anything about the clinical trials going on in the UK with Ambroxol as a treatment for PD (a repurposed cough medicine)? The preliminary results look good. I understand that results have been released but I can't find It. Please reply if you have info. Thanks
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Augmenting Healthcare: The Transformative Power of Artificial Intelligence
In recent years, the marriage of artificial intelligence (AI) and healthcare has emerged as a game-changing alliance, revolutionizing the landscape of medical research, diagnosis, treatment, and patient care. The potential of AI to process vast amounts of data, extract meaningful insights, and assist
In recent years, the marriage of artificial intelligence (AI) and healthcare has emerged as a game-changing alliance, revolutionizing the landscape of medical research, diagnosis, treatment, and patient care. The potential of AI to process vast amounts of data, extract meaningful insights, and assist
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HealthUnlocked Blog
9 months ago
Lupkynis protects kidneys in lupus nephritis patients for up to 3 years
The therapy is an oral medication approved in US, UK, and EU Lupkynis (voclosporin) continues to be safe and to protect kidney function when taken for up to three years by patients with lupus nephritis, a kidney complication of lupus. That’s according to the full results from AURORA 2 (NCT03597464
The therapy is an oral medication approved in US, UK, and EU Lupkynis (voclosporin) continues to be safe and to protect kidney function when taken for up to three years by patients with lupus nephritis, a kidney complication of lupus. That’s according to the full results from AURORA 2 (NCT03597464
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
9 months ago
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