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Protein Misfolding and Aggregation: • Both proteins misfold and aggregate under conditions of oxidative stress and metabolic dysregulation. • Aggregates of both proteins are toxic to the cells where they accumulate (beta cells in diabetes, neurons in Parkinson’s). 2.

I need some advise please. I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia 20 years ago. I had my iron checked and ferritin keeps on increasing while the rest are normal or lowish. Results: Ferritin is 432 ng/mL (above the normal reference range of 20-250 ng/mL) Iron 19.7 (range 11-31) Transferrin slightly low 2.0

any study/trial done to show Provenge and Docetaxel can be done concurrently ? Tall_Allenany clinical trial to prove that Docetaxel cat be started along with Provenge. My dad’s PSA is increasing - doubling time is one month (4 weeks).

I've recently been having a bad patch since the middle of August where my PAF has morphed into pretty permanent sinus tachycardia. Sotalol at 320mg daily has put a lid on it 6 days ago so back in NSR thankfully, at a steady 60 BPM - slower than my previous normal of about 73. Would I be right in thinking

https://youtu.be/AF9B-7lv5BQ Skip and Mariana share their emotional and informative journey through Skip's prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment decisions. The couple discusses their experience with proton therapy, the role of military healthcare, the financial implications of treatment, and the crucial

brachytherapy with proton therapy OR Radical Prostatectomy for intraductal cribriform pattern cancer Gleason 4+3=7

I’ve been trying to get to the bottom of some horrible symptoms (dizziness, weakness, fatigue, feeling jittery, brain fog) and have resorted to a private blood test as not getting anywhere with GP. test shows high FT4 under thyroid section and high cystatin C under kidney section (which I believe is

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.moatfield.co.uk/media/content/files/Low%2520carb%2520diet%2520plan.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwj8kNH7nMKJAxXlRKQEHRXEFtYQFnoECBoQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3KhvCkhjuJEPUU9DFGQ3mk When I started my NO!vember challenge reducing carbs I came across this

Just had my second round of Carboplatin. Tolerable so far then I get vomiting. Not much to come up as not felt like eating. I’ve been very breathless and simple day to day tasks beyond me. Wondering if any similar experiences with Carboplatin. Trying not to read anything worrying in to it.

morning all Well after all my hand wringing about the timing of my blood test off I went yesterday morning. alarm bells CLANGING when I heard the fateful words that they had “changed the system” and now the phlebotomists are not allowed to manually change the date on the request - and mine was obviously

I've recently been told I have low salt levels after a blood test. I've never cut back on salt in my diet but don't eat any ultra processed foods. Initially my reading was 128 by adding a great deal of salt to my diet as advised by one gp also to cut down on my liquid intake my level was up to 134 .

Hi everyone, do any of you also suffer from non-diabetic hypoglycemia? This is not a diagnosis I got but I get hypoglycemia very often, for example when I don't eat enough carbs. I have tried every diet you can imagine. When there is a diet that helps with the bloating and stomach issues, then I get

Anyone now have hypoglycemia issues that they never used to have and track their levels with a monitor? I understand is common with hashi's. Seems to be more noticeable with me this year. Just trawling through old posts to see if I could find others and came across a post I made 2 yrs ago about it

https://biosignaling.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12964-024-01833-1 works on cells and on mice models, basically (in a very small nutshell) switching on/off few genes can kill cancer. The fact that it works in vivo with human xenograft models is already promising, but of course this must translate

Background The current Teva levothyroxine in the UK was introduced as a brand new formulation around 2016. (There was no Teva levothyroxine product for a few years - approximately 2012 to 2016.) Teva introduced 12.5, 25, 50, 75 and 100 microgram dosages. These were the first 12.5 and 75 levothyroxine

so today after eating I got a reading of 145 on my glucose monitor, the reason why I tested is because I wasn't feeling well and I started to sweat. I checked around 30min to 45 minutes after eating. I feel really unwell and I am questioning if it is prediabetes. Any info you can help me with ? thanks

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As a recently diagnosed newbie, I’m eagerly awaiting the results of the phase iii trial of Exenatide (as per Obiora’s recent thread). I realise that I may be guilty of the naive optimism that comes with a recent PD diagnosis – I’ve read that veteran PWP can become very jaded and disillusioned with

After a lot of tests I’ve learnt that gluten is the cause of my iron deficiency anaemia. A month of iron tablets has raised my iron levels back to normal however my TIBC is still high, my transferrin saturation index is low (has got lower) and my serum folate levels are borderline. I’ve since stopped