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The NIR project, a neuro-illumination technology to combat PD
A demonstration model shows the position of an experimental brain implant for treating Parkinson’s disease using near-infrared light, developed by the Grenoble-based research institute CEA-Leti and its partners. There have been many posts about red light therapies, but this was new to me. Others have
A demonstration model shows the position of an experimental brain implant for treating Parkinson’s disease using near-infrared light, developed by the Grenoble-based research institute CEA-Leti and its partners. There have been many posts about red light therapies, but this was new to me. Others have
Esperanto
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Cure Parkinson's
11 months ago
Solgar Hawthorn Berry Capsules ? Has anybody taken these ?
Does anybody take any of these capsules? I would really like to hear from people, as to how the capsules helped them and how they got on with them ? I recently started to take the Solgar 484mg Berry Powder . They stopped my symptoms immediately. Ie:- Palpitations, (mostly in the night), occasional fast
Does anybody take any of these capsules? I would really like to hear from people, as to how the capsules helped them and how they got on with them ? I recently started to take the Solgar 484mg Berry Powder . They stopped my symptoms immediately. Ie:- Palpitations, (mostly in the night), occasional fast
C70rol
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Excess Iron In The Brain Of PwP And The Role Of Thiamine, Melatonin And Hesperidin In Alleviating This Issue
Excess iron in the brain is thought to be a contributing factor to PD and is known to damage the brain. Iron increases in the brain with age, but even more so in PD. Symptoms of too much iron in the brain include progressive dystonia (a movement disorder resulting in muscular spasms, twisting, and repetitive
Excess iron in the brain is thought to be a contributing factor to PD and is known to damage the brain. Iron increases in the brain with age, but even more so in PD. Symptoms of too much iron in the brain include progressive dystonia (a movement disorder resulting in muscular spasms, twisting, and repetitive
chartist
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Cure Parkinson's
11 months ago
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Flecainide and Digoxin
My first post after lurking a good while and sorry if it is over long, I am very confused at present, being diagnosed has been such a shock. In feb 2022 I spent 3 days in hospital with Afib and high blood pressure (180/104) no symptoms or pain etc, discharged with bisoprolol, ramipril and rivaroxaban
My first post after lurking a good while and sorry if it is over long, I am very confused at present, being diagnosed has been such a shock. In feb 2022 I spent 3 days in hospital with Afib and high blood pressure (180/104) no symptoms or pain etc, discharged with bisoprolol, ramipril and rivaroxaban
Ddob
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AF Association
2 years ago
MRI guided Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy (SBRT) for favorable intermediate recurrence?
65 years old. PSA below 3 then 4.35, 3.06, 4.93, and 4.52. Had MRI and then biopsy Diagnosed 19 months ago with PCa localized on left side with 3+4 on one core and 4+3 in second core, all confined to prostate. Joined NanoKnife (Irreversible Electroporation (IRE)) focal ablation clinical trial.
65 years old. PSA below 3 then 4.35, 3.06, 4.93, and 4.52. Had MRI and then biopsy Diagnosed 19 months ago with PCa localized on left side with 3+4 on one core and 4+3 in second core, all confined to prostate. Joined NanoKnife (Irreversible Electroporation (IRE)) focal ablation clinical trial.
Piano777
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Prostate Cancer Network
11 months ago
Asthma without infection
I also am in my 6th year of
Permanent
, though asymptomatic,
Atrial
Fibrillation
after 22 years of Paroxysmal AF. My only medication for that is an anticoagulant, Warfarin being my choice. My diet is vegetarian with some fish. Both my asthma and Atrial Fibrillation normally cause no problems.
I also am in my 6th year of
Permanent
, though asymptomatic,
Atrial
Fibrillation
after 22 years of Paroxysmal AF. My only medication for that is an anticoagulant, Warfarin being my choice. My diet is vegetarian with some fish. Both my asthma and Atrial Fibrillation normally cause no problems.
Thomas45
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Asthma Community Forum
9 months ago
Moving to Australia from NZ
Here’s one for our Aussie members. I am considering ‘a shift across the ditch’ probably to Victoria because I have immediate family there. I have been on W&W for 5 years and have a pretty good prognosis although I guess if I live long enough I will need treatment (76 now) eventually. I am wondering
Here’s one for our Aussie members. I am considering ‘a shift across the ditch’ probably to Victoria because I have immediate family there. I have been on W&W for 5 years and have a pretty good prognosis although I guess if I live long enough I will need treatment (76 now) eventually. I am wondering
Kiwidi
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CLL Support
11 months ago
Amyloidosis
Has anyone been diagnosed with Amyloidosis of the heart which is causing Afib permanently? How are they being treated, etc?
Has anyone been diagnosed with Amyloidosis of the heart which is causing Afib permanently? How are they being treated, etc?
Flimmeri
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AF Association
2 years ago
Thank you 😊
Hello, I have just discovered this page and have just read so many of your posts about Afib. I was diagnosed in November with persistent Afib, I'm 40. It was a huge shock and I've been feeling very alone despite excellent support around me from family, friends and work colleagues. I'm learning to
Hello, I have just discovered this page and have just read so many of your posts about Afib. I was diagnosed in November with persistent Afib, I'm 40. It was a huge shock and I've been feeling very alone despite excellent support around me from family, friends and work colleagues. I'm learning to
Kezwan12
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AF Association
2 years ago
Six Israeli products on TIME magazine’s “Best Inventions of 2020: 100 Innovations
Six Israeli products on TIME magazine’s “Best Inventions of 2020: 100 Innovations Changing How We Live” were cited as inventions “making the world better, smarter and even a bit more fun.” Nominations from the magazine’s global editors and correspondents were judged on the basis of “originality,
Six Israeli products on TIME magazine’s “Best Inventions of 2020: 100 Innovations Changing How We Live” were cited as inventions “making the world better, smarter and even a bit more fun.” Nominations from the magazine’s global editors and correspondents were judged on the basis of “originality,
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
11 months ago
Share your experiences of clinical trials
Have you taken part in a clinical trial? Would you be willing to share your experiences with others? LUPUS UK are planning to develop a range of new information resources sharing the experiences of people who have participated in clinical trials and we want to hear from you! Share your experiences via
Have you taken part in a clinical trial? Would you be willing to share your experiences with others? LUPUS UK are planning to develop a range of new information resources sharing the experiences of people who have participated in clinical trials and we want to hear from you! Share your experiences via
Debbie_kinsey
Administrator
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LUPUS UK
11 months ago
Radiation for Salvage Treatment
I am about to start salvage treatment after a failed surgery and a rising PSA value of 0.1. However, I would like to know if weeks of external radiation with ADT, is the best treatment option here. The idea of blindly radiating pelvic area with a re-recurrence a few years later does not appeal to me.
I am about to start salvage treatment after a failed surgery and a rising PSA value of 0.1. However, I would like to know if weeks of external radiation with ADT, is the best treatment option here. The idea of blindly radiating pelvic area with a re-recurrence a few years later does not appeal to me.
Rams91
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Prostate Cancer Network
11 months ago
Trelstar Mixject
I received an insurance denial today for Trelstar Mixject. I was to have an Eligard shot in early December, but Dr office called the day before to reschedule for January 3rd. I was never told that they wanted to take me off Eligard, and why would they change if it is working? Mainly, I have never
I received an insurance denial today for Trelstar Mixject. I was to have an Eligard shot in early December, but Dr office called the day before to reschedule for January 3rd. I was never told that they wanted to take me off Eligard, and why would they change if it is working? Mainly, I have never
280scout
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Aspen FINALLY Moving forward with Stem Cell Trials
I have been repeatedly writing posts regarding Dr. Jeanne Loring, Aspen Neuroscience, and/or stem cell trials since joining this forum more than five years ago. I'm glad it's finally more than just an encouraging talking point. "The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has given Aspen Neuroscience
I have been repeatedly writing posts regarding Dr. Jeanne Loring, Aspen Neuroscience, and/or stem cell trials since joining this forum more than five years ago. I'm glad it's finally more than just an encouraging talking point. "The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has given Aspen Neuroscience
jimcaster
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Cure Parkinson's
11 months ago
Need clarification .............
Hi guys and gals, Just returned from a road trip to west Surrey - my sister and I discussed some family health issues resulting in her giving me a copy of my Dads death certificate. Can one of you or any of you clarify something for me ............ does or can atrial fibrillation progress/ convert
Hi guys and gals, Just returned from a road trip to west Surrey - my sister and I discussed some family health issues resulting in her giving me a copy of my Dads death certificate. Can one of you or any of you clarify something for me ............ does or can atrial fibrillation progress/ convert
Hidden
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AF Association
2 years ago
Pirtobrutinib(loxo-305) Interesting study
Hi All, If you haven’t seen it, here is a interesting study done at the James Center at Ohio State University. Dr. Woyach co-led the study and is also heading up the clinical trial that I have been in since 2019 (I/O; V/I/O). https://cancer.osu.edu/news/woyach-nejm-study Varney
Hi All, If you haven’t seen it, here is a interesting study done at the James Center at Ohio State University. Dr. Woyach co-led the study and is also heading up the clinical trial that I have been in since 2019 (I/O; V/I/O). https://cancer.osu.edu/news/woyach-nejm-study Varney
Varney
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CLL Support
11 months ago
Silent AFib
Silent Arterial Fibrillation in a73 year old male with a normal heart rate (between 75-85 generally). Unfortunately it's permanent! Seeking advice from others in this same boat for thoughts of what to do or what they are doing/planning on as a treatment ? One specialist say Ablation. The next
Silent Arterial Fibrillation in a73 year old male with a normal heart rate (between 75-85 generally). Unfortunately it's permanent! Seeking advice from others in this same boat for thoughts of what to do or what they are doing/planning on as a treatment ? One specialist say Ablation. The next
marinoperna
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AF Association
2 years ago
Clinical Trial with Abemaciclib and Olaparib
Hey Queens! I am reaching out to see if anyone is participating in this clinical trial. I am having a hard time deciding if this is a “favorable” option for me. I’d love to get some type of feedback from an actual patient. It’s fairly new, so any findings seem impossible to come by. Also, I’
Hey Queens! I am reaching out to see if anyone is participating in this clinical trial. I am having a hard time deciding if this is a “favorable” option for me. I’d love to get some type of feedback from an actual patient. It’s fairly new, so any findings seem impossible to come by. Also, I’
TealBlooms
in
My Ovacome
11 months ago
Another BiTE gets spit out
As we are all painfully aware, prostate cancer is immunologically "cold." This means the immune system cannot be coaxed into attacking it. The one exception is Provenge. BiTEs (Bispecific T-cell Engagers) are in clinical trials. BiTEs are medicines that have one "hook" that connects to a cancer cell
As we are all painfully aware, prostate cancer is immunologically "cold." This means the immune system cannot be coaxed into attacking it. The one exception is Provenge. BiTEs (Bispecific T-cell Engagers) are in clinical trials. BiTEs are medicines that have one "hook" that connects to a cancer cell
Tall_Allen
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
Newbie first post on here.
Morning all, hope everyone is well and warm this cold Sunday morning. Just thought I'd introduce myself as I've just recently joined the forum but I'm also on the bhf and health unlocked site too so here's a brief outline of my journey so far. I've been under the cardiologist for 3 years now with ectopics
Morning all, hope everyone is well and warm this cold Sunday morning. Just thought I'd introduce myself as I've just recently joined the forum but I'm also on the bhf and health unlocked site too so here's a brief outline of my journey so far. I've been under the cardiologist for 3 years now with ectopics
Taz70
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 years ago
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