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De-escalation
So I am following the de-escalation
trials
as discussed here: https://dailynews.ascopubs.org/do/
clinical
-conundrum-de-escalating-therapy-patients-metastatic-hormone-sensitive-prostate.
So I am following the de-escalation
trials
as discussed here: https://dailynews.ascopubs.org/do/
clinical
-conundrum-de-escalating-therapy-patients-metastatic-hormone-sensitive-prostate.
Brysonal
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Fight Prostate Cancer
7 months ago
UPDATE on AnnovisBio.com Parkinson Clinical Trial Results! Phase 3 Trials are Now Recruiting in over 40 locations across the USA!
"Buntanetap, a Novel Translational Inhibitor of Multiple Neurotoxic Proteins, Proves to Be Safe and Promising in Both Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Patients" ------------------------------------------- I just got this update from the president of the company! Download from my Google Drive the two
"Buntanetap, a Novel Translational Inhibitor of Multiple Neurotoxic Proteins, Proves to Be Safe and Promising in Both Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Patients" ------------------------------------------- I just got this update from the president of the company! Download from my Google Drive the two
PDWarrior1900
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
How not to feel like a loser when success is depicted everywhere?
When you suffer from chronic depression and social anxiety, I think the best we can hope for is a dull and boring life. Just getting rid of sadness and despair might be seen as a victory. But there is no hope we can expect the exciting life full of new experiences and great opportunities depicted the
When you suffer from chronic depression and social anxiety, I think the best we can hope for is a dull and boring life. Just getting rid of sadness and despair might be seen as a victory. But there is no hope we can expect the exciting life full of new experiences and great opportunities depicted the
Sylvain-
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
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GOOD NEWS! Newly developed nanobody can get through tough brain cells and treat Parkinson’s disease, says Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers
., co-first author, postdoctoral fellow, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine[/i] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are over 130 international
clinical
trials
going on RIGHT NOW. So, STAY STRONG!
., co-first author, postdoctoral fellow, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine[/i] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are over 130 international
clinical
trials
going on RIGHT NOW. So, STAY STRONG!
PDWarrior1900
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Treatment update-continuing on Jevtana/Carbo combo
Also, having discussions with NY Presbyterian, Weill Cornell and Johns Hopkins about
clinical
trials
being conducted. Trials usually require a washout period from prior treatments before starting. Hoping for the best.🙏
Also, having discussions with NY Presbyterian, Weill Cornell and Johns Hopkins about
clinical
trials
being conducted. Trials usually require a washout period from prior treatments before starting. Hoping for the best.🙏
HopingForTheBest1
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
more episodes
evening all ! Not posted for about 7 years, I have had AFIB for over 10 years now !! I used to get 1-3 episodes a year, unfortunately last few months it’s daily , was thinking to ask my GP. refer me to cardiology again ( re ablation) nervous and not sure if right for me, I take metoprolol when have
evening all ! Not posted for about 7 years, I have had AFIB for over 10 years now !! I used to get 1-3 episodes a year, unfortunately last few months it’s daily , was thinking to ask my GP. refer me to cardiology again ( re ablation) nervous and not sure if right for me, I take metoprolol when have
lingooz
in
AF Association
11 months ago
Hypothetical : Free mini maize or Hybrid procedure in next 6 months
so please vote on the following let’s say You have an AFIB attack every 4.-6 weeks When in AFIB it’s not debilitating but you get tired and feel like your going to faint quite a bit . When in AFIB Your BPM ranges from 110. - 145 even after 8mg of bisop . You have had had failed ablations
so please vote on the following let’s say You have an AFIB attack every 4.-6 weeks When in AFIB it’s not debilitating but you get tired and feel like your going to faint quite a bit . When in AFIB Your BPM ranges from 110. - 145 even after 8mg of bisop . You have had had failed ablations
mjm1971
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AF Association
11 months ago
Vitamin D and IBS. Did it help you?
It seems like the jury's out on this. Sheffield University say it doesn't help IBS symptoms, based on their study (July 2021) here: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/news/vitamin-d-supplements-ineffective-treatment-painful-ibs-symptoms Then Dr Ruscio says that a placebo-controlled clinical trial
It seems like the jury's out on this. Sheffield University say it doesn't help IBS symptoms, based on their study (July 2021) here: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/news/vitamin-d-supplements-ineffective-treatment-painful-ibs-symptoms Then Dr Ruscio says that a placebo-controlled clinical trial
Luisa22
in
IBS Network
2 years ago
At last - comparison of LT4 v DTE(NDT) treatment of hypothyroidism
This is a poster from the recent ATA conference (no 125). I can't get the actual poster but what it says is: A recent multicenter, double-blind randomized clinical trial (presented @AmThyroidAssn meeting) involved 284 patients and compared therapy with LT4 vs desiccated thyroid extract (DTE) for up
This is a poster from the recent ATA conference (no 125). I can't get the actual poster but what it says is: A recent multicenter, double-blind randomized clinical trial (presented @AmThyroidAssn meeting) involved 284 patients and compared therapy with LT4 vs desiccated thyroid extract (DTE) for up
diogenes
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
check out this new PMB device from a company called Niraxx.com
Including this one from Niraxx.com It's $399 and they are 'out of stock' here's their email care@niraxx.com ------------------------------------ Over 130 international
clinical
trials
going on RIGHT NOW. STAY STRONG! A 'Miracle Cure' is just around the corner!
Including this one from Niraxx.com It's $399 and they are 'out of stock' here's their email care@niraxx.com ------------------------------------ Over 130 international
clinical
trials
going on RIGHT NOW. STAY STRONG! A 'Miracle Cure' is just around the corner!
PDWarrior1900
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
ECG Flappy gaps?
Hi awesome people, This is an ECG taken on my iWatch on waking this morning - still laying flat in bed. I’m currently in yet [i]another[/i] Amiodarone-suppressed episode of PAF. Currently approx 36 hours. At least the Amio is keeping the heart rate lower, but I seem to be getting more episodes
Hi awesome people, This is an ECG taken on my iWatch on waking this morning - still laying flat in bed. I’m currently in yet [i]another[/i] Amiodarone-suppressed episode of PAF. Currently approx 36 hours. At least the Amio is keeping the heart rate lower, but I seem to be getting more episodes
Dippy22
in
AF Association
11 months ago
A-Fid
5 years ago I was rushed to hospital with 100 lbs of fuild in my chest, around my lungs, heart, stomach and just rest all over me. I was diagnosed with A Fid. I am on Eliquis, beta blockers, lasix. In 5 years never had another episode. Could have been the fluid?
5 years ago I was rushed to hospital with 100 lbs of fuild in my chest, around my lungs, heart, stomach and just rest all over me. I was diagnosed with A Fid. I am on Eliquis, beta blockers, lasix. In 5 years never had another episode. Could have been the fluid?
tnohnsons
in
AF Association
11 months ago
Happy Friday HU
Please feel free to show us your projects and photos, I'd love to see them. I will be out of my house for a few hours after I post this thread, but I'll get back here later. I have noticed a few artists sharing their work here, and although my Muse seems to be hiding from me this past winter, I can't
Please feel free to show us your projects and photos, I'd love to see them. I will be out of my house for a few hours after I post this thread, but I'll get back here later. I have noticed a few artists sharing their work here, and although my Muse seems to be hiding from me this past winter, I can't
Boston001
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
Why do I feel so depressed so much
I can go a couple of days just about coping and then I fold and feel I can't take no more. I do have a lot of physical ailments to cope with as well and no family to talk to as they have passed away. I just don't know how to keep the anxiety and depression away and feel there's only the cowards way out
I can go a couple of days just about coping and then I fold and feel I can't take no more. I do have a lot of physical ailments to cope with as well and no family to talk to as they have passed away. I just don't know how to keep the anxiety and depression away and feel there's only the cowards way out
jonnylongton
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
Is flecainide a good drug?
I have been very low profile of late because I had nearly two years free of AF - then it came back last Wednesday with a vengeance and refused to go away... This resulted in a trip to the doctor's and then A&E on Thursday because the rate was quite high, blipping up to 150+ bpm. To cut a long story
I have been very low profile of late because I had nearly two years free of AF - then it came back last Wednesday with a vengeance and refused to go away... This resulted in a trip to the doctor's and then A&E on Thursday because the rate was quite high, blipping up to 150+ bpm. To cut a long story
Hidden
in
AF Association
11 months ago
Afib and heart failure
Does afib always lead to heart failure?I have just had a medication review with a specialist who works with our GP surgery and doctors. He claims that any afib present leads to heart failure between 1 and 20% in the early stages. This is frightening. My afib episodes are very symptomatic and come around
Does afib always lead to heart failure?I have just had a medication review with a specialist who works with our GP surgery and doctors. He claims that any afib present leads to heart failure between 1 and 20% in the early stages. This is frightening. My afib episodes are very symptomatic and come around
Karendeena
in
AF Association
11 months ago
Advice on upcoming holiday
Hi everyone, I am looking for advice.I have paroxysmal afib with episodes coming roughly every 4 months (I've never yet discovered the trigger and my EP says I probably never will). Anyway, I am extremely symptomatic with heart rate jumping between 80 ish to 150 ish lasting around 30 hours before reverting
Hi everyone, I am looking for advice.I have paroxysmal afib with episodes coming roughly every 4 months (I've never yet discovered the trigger and my EP says I probably never will). Anyway, I am extremely symptomatic with heart rate jumping between 80 ish to 150 ish lasting around 30 hours before reverting
Karendeena
in
AF Association
11 months ago
changing pattern
my AF first started about 5 yrs ago, on holiday in france and they diagnosed it as Atrial Flutter. when I got home and saw a cardiologist, she reccomended ablation, which i had, I then had 2 yrs without any problems. just as we were moving to Ireland I had another episode, so back to A&E ( i Ireland)
my AF first started about 5 yrs ago, on holiday in france and they diagnosed it as Atrial Flutter. when I got home and saw a cardiologist, she reccomended ablation, which i had, I then had 2 yrs without any problems. just as we were moving to Ireland I had another episode, so back to A&E ( i Ireland)
GranmaWendy
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AF Association
11 months ago
Has anyone with CLL on Acalabrutinib been prescribed Propafenone to counter highpertension and fast pulse?
I was given the option by the cardiologists I saw in ER for atrial fibrilation. for now, I take 2.5 mg of Sandoz Bisoprolol once a day. and had to half my Acalabrutinib dose.
I was given the option by the cardiologists I saw in ER for atrial fibrilation. for now, I take 2.5 mg of Sandoz Bisoprolol once a day. and had to half my Acalabrutinib dose.
unairdefamille
in
CLL Support
11 months ago
Depression
I have been feeling sad and bouts of crying. I’m in therapy and taking medication. Looking for support groups
I have been feeling sad and bouts of crying. I’m in therapy and taking medication. Looking for support groups
Musicpainting101
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
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