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Giving up caffeine and chocolate
I have just been advised that caffeine and chocolate do not suit panic attacks and I assume copd. Has anyone else been made aware of this?
I have just been advised that caffeine and chocolate do not suit panic attacks and I assume copd. Has anyone else been made aware of this?
Jen2505
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
CLLSA in Cambridge, June 20-21st, 2014
The solstice weekend marks the end of the academic year in Cambridge, and the city buzzes with end-of-term hope and excitement as students celebrate their results in style before heading off into the long summer. This year saw a perfect backdrop of blue skies and sunshine to the honeyed university buildings
The solstice weekend marks the end of the academic year in Cambridge, and the city buzzes with end-of-term hope and excitement as students celebrate their results in style before heading off into the long summer. This year saw a perfect backdrop of blue skies and sunshine to the honeyed university buildings
HAIRBEAR_UK
Administrator
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CLL Support
10 years ago
My husband, 62, was diag. with chronic lymphocytic leukemia w/13q deletion and significant adenopathy/severe autoimmune hemolytic anemia.
Diag'd on 3/26/14. He was two young for the Allibutrim(sp/) trial. Had three chemo treatments since with "Retuximab/Bendamustine (Trenda)" combination. After the second treatment, fevers- he ended up in the hospital for a week (low wbcs-4). Neutropenic I believe. They gave him a shot daily in his
Diag'd on 3/26/14. He was two young for the Allibutrim(sp/) trial. Had three chemo treatments since with "Retuximab/Bendamustine (Trenda)" combination. After the second treatment, fevers- he ended up in the hospital for a week (low wbcs-4). Neutropenic I believe. They gave him a shot daily in his
deb1610
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CLL Support
10 years ago
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Mid month bleeding
In April I had a laparoscopy, polyp removal and a cyst drained. When my next perio came I started on time as I generally do every month at 34 days. So iv been monitoring for ovulation this month and iv started to bleed, was spotted it at first which I thought may be signs of ovulation, but am bleeding
In April I had a laparoscopy, polyp removal and a cyst drained. When my next perio came I started on time as I generally do every month at 34 days. So iv been monitoring for ovulation this month and iv started to bleed, was spotted it at first which I thought may be signs of ovulation, but am bleeding
claremarie
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Endometriosis UK
10 years ago
Renal Transplant Optimisation Trial - Positive T-Antibody
Hi - just thought I'd share this, I wrote it to explain to a relative what was happening. I know it is more about my transplant than the APS, but someone might have some thoughts so I thought it might be worth sharing.... Tx I guess it started a few weeks back; my relationship was on the rocks,
Hi - just thought I'd share this, I wrote it to explain to a relative what was happening. I know it is more about my transplant than the APS, but someone might have some thoughts so I thought it might be worth sharing.... Tx I guess it started a few weeks back; my relationship was on the rocks,
Hidden
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Kidney Transplant Patient Support
10 years ago
Transplant Optimisation Trial - the fall out
Hi - just thought I'd share this, I wrote it to explain to a relative what was happening. I know it is more about my transplant than the Lupus, but someone might have some thoughts so I thought it might be worth sharing.... Tx I guess it started a few weeks back; my relationship was on the rocks
Hi - just thought I'd share this, I wrote it to explain to a relative what was happening. I know it is more about my transplant than the Lupus, but someone might have some thoughts so I thought it might be worth sharing.... Tx I guess it started a few weeks back; my relationship was on the rocks
Hidden
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LUPUS UK
10 years ago
Transplant Optimisation Trial - fall out
Hi - just thought I'd share this, I wrote it to explain to a relative what was happening. I know it is more about my transplant than the APS, but someone might have some thoughts so I thought it might be worth sharing.... Tx I guess it started a few weeks back; my relationship was on the rocks,
Hi - just thought I'd share this, I wrote it to explain to a relative what was happening. I know it is more about my transplant than the APS, but someone might have some thoughts so I thought it might be worth sharing.... Tx I guess it started a few weeks back; my relationship was on the rocks,
Hidden
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
10 years ago
LATE ONSET NEUTROPENIA MAY BE A COMPLICATION OF FCR (or rituximab, obinutuzumab or other anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody infusions - Admin)
Here's another EHA abstract on the under-recognized issue of late-onset neutropenia as a result of FCR. I thought that this might be interesting to those of us on this site that have undergone or may undergo FCR. See the graph above. Someone can correct me if I am wrong, but my guess is that the take-away
Here's another EHA abstract on the under-recognized issue of late-onset neutropenia as a result of FCR. I thought that this might be interesting to those of us on this site that have undergone or may undergo FCR. See the graph above. Someone can correct me if I am wrong, but my guess is that the take-away
zevkalman
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CLL Support
10 years ago
RICHTER'S TRANSFORMATION IN PATIENTS WITH CLL: ANALYSIS OF BIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL RISK FACTORS AND OUTCOMES
A number of abstracts are now available from the EHA meeting last week. One of the papers that caught my eye was an article on Richter's Transformation. The conclusions of the study I quote below, but I am puzzled that they thought it would be instructive to have a graph of Overall Survival of RT patients
A number of abstracts are now available from the EHA meeting last week. One of the papers that caught my eye was an article on Richter's Transformation. The conclusions of the study I quote below, but I am puzzled that they thought it would be instructive to have a graph of Overall Survival of RT patients
zevkalman
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CLL Support
10 years ago
Bone Marrow: What does 'moderate small, mature lymphoid infiltrate' mean...?
Dx 2 weeks ago: B Cell Type CLL/SLL. I've had a bone marrow biopsy and CT scan. Widespread swollen lymph nodes but no 'suspect' ones, NO ZAP70 nor CD38 in surface markers and NO secondaries anywhere. Red blood count is normal. Have another app with specialist on Tuesday. Apparently, have had CLL since
Dx 2 weeks ago: B Cell Type CLL/SLL. I've had a bone marrow biopsy and CT scan. Widespread swollen lymph nodes but no 'suspect' ones, NO ZAP70 nor CD38 in surface markers and NO secondaries anywhere. Red blood count is normal. Have another app with specialist on Tuesday. Apparently, have had CLL since
peas50
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CLL Support
10 years ago
Australians - here's your opportunity to support the listing of GAZYVA (Obinutuzimab) on the PBS - Deadline is Wed 11th June!
GAZYVA, a new anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody in combination with Chlorambucil, is now Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) approved for the treatment of previously untreated Australian CLL patients. It is
NOT YET
on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), but Roche has made a first time submission
GAZYVA, a new anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody in combination with Chlorambucil, is now Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) approved for the treatment of previously untreated Australian CLL patients. It is
NOT YET
on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), but Roche has made a first time submission
AussieNeil
Partner
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CLL Support
10 years ago
A couple of recent Ibrutinib related articles for the technically inclined
Mechanics of Ibrutinib induced CLL cell death http://bloodjournal.hematologylibrary.org/content/early/2014/05/14/blood-2014-02-554220?variant=long&sso-checked=1 This mostly for doctors, you'll need a New England Journal of Medicine subscription to read it. It's the first good description of Ibrutinib
Mechanics of Ibrutinib induced CLL cell death http://bloodjournal.hematologylibrary.org/content/early/2014/05/14/blood-2014-02-554220?variant=long&sso-checked=1 This mostly for doctors, you'll need a New England Journal of Medicine subscription to read it. It's the first good description of Ibrutinib
Hidden
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CLL Support
10 years ago
Dr Sharman on Management of CLL in Elderly
Dr Sharman has just shared some of his slides from his presentation to the American Society of Clinical Oncology on Management of CLL in Elderly/Frail patients on his blog: http://www.cll-nhl.com/2014/06/management-of-cll-in-elderly-cll-asco.html Just clicking through them will give you an appreciation
Dr Sharman has just shared some of his slides from his presentation to the American Society of Clinical Oncology on Management of CLL in Elderly/Frail patients on his blog: http://www.cll-nhl.com/2014/06/management-of-cll-in-elderly-cll-asco.html Just clicking through them will give you an appreciation
AussieNeil
Partner
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CLL Support
10 years ago
Attacking the Notch1 receptor with OMP-52M51--a first-in-class targeting antibody
Notch1 mutations were recently shown to predict increased risk of chronic lymphocytic leukemia transformation to Richter syndrome: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1365-2141.2012.09155.x/abstract Development and validation of a Notch1 custom NGS assay for identifying Notch1 mutations in
Notch1 mutations were recently shown to predict increased risk of chronic lymphocytic leukemia transformation to Richter syndrome: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1365-2141.2012.09155.x/abstract Development and validation of a Notch1 custom NGS assay for identifying Notch1 mutations in
zevkalman
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CLL Support
10 years ago
I have asthma but have a cough all the time i have 4 puffs a day of Qvar and 4 puffs of serevent plus one tablet of Montelukast anyone hav
Country65
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
GAZYVA® (Obinutuzumab) gains TGA approval for 1st line treatment of CLL in combination with Chlorambucil in Australia
GAZYVA, a new anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody, is now Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) approved for the treatment of patients with previously untreated CLL in combination with Chlorambucil in Australia. It is NOT on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). In the CLL11 GAZYVA study, GAZYVA + Chlorambucil
GAZYVA, a new anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody, is now Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) approved for the treatment of patients with previously untreated CLL in combination with Chlorambucil in Australia. It is NOT on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). In the CLL11 GAZYVA study, GAZYVA + Chlorambucil
AussieNeil
Partner
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CLL Support
10 years ago
Another Front Against Leukemia: Using Stem Cells to Make Bone Marrow Transplants Low-Risk
Another Israeli biotech firm (well, I guess that Karyopharm Therapeutics--the developer of KPT-330 being tested against Richter's--is only half-Israeli) is working on using stem cells to make bone marrow transplants extremely tolerable. It is an interesting technology. An article is here: http://israel21c.org
Another Israeli biotech firm (well, I guess that Karyopharm Therapeutics--the developer of KPT-330 being tested against Richter's--is only half-Israeli) is working on using stem cells to make bone marrow transplants extremely tolerable. It is an interesting technology. An article is here: http://israel21c.org
zevkalman
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CLL Support
10 years ago
Odd facts you may be unaware of.
1. My husband and I divorced over religious differences. He thought he was God and ...... I didn't. 2. I don't suffer from insanity; I enjoy every minute of it. 3. Some people are alive only because it's illegal to kill them. 4. I used to have a handle on life, but it broke. 5. Don't
1. My husband and I divorced over religious differences. He thought he was God and ...... I didn't. 2. I don't suffer from insanity; I enjoy every minute of it. 3. Some people are alive only because it's illegal to kill them. 4. I used to have a handle on life, but it broke. 5. Don't
eightyplus
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
10 years ago
CLL Results - Blood - Full Blood Count - In order of significance
I have my blood test (taken at 7th May 2014) results. They are the first since my 2nd round of FCR on 17th April 2014. This intrigues me and I trust someone could enlighten me – Given that the consensus of contributors to this site is that the Absolute Lymphs merits exclusive attention, primarily – How
I have my blood test (taken at 7th May 2014) results. They are the first since my 2nd round of FCR on 17th April 2014. This intrigues me and I trust someone could enlighten me – Given that the consensus of contributors to this site is that the Absolute Lymphs merits exclusive attention, primarily – How
Bribin
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CLL Support
10 years ago
CT scan series part 8 – Authoritative viewpoints
On the Cautionary front: In his book “One Doctor” Prof. Brendan Reilly MD of Weill Medical College writes: “Seventy million CT scans are performed annually in the United States—all of them expensive and many of them unnecessary. (Worse, it is estimated that ionizing radiation from these CT scans will
On the Cautionary front: In his book “One Doctor” Prof. Brendan Reilly MD of Weill Medical College writes: “Seventy million CT scans are performed annually in the United States—all of them expensive and many of them unnecessary. (Worse, it is estimated that ionizing radiation from these CT scans will
ThreeWs
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CLL Support
10 years ago
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