Experiences with

Photodynamic therapy

Graphene and his siblings are gaining attention for their role in drug delivery systems, photothermal, and photodynamic cancer therapy, and as platforms for combined therapies. In vivo it's working already, with some potential for a fast development to clinical trials.

I am so overwhelmed with the response to my post and would love to say THANKYOU to ALL who have posted and who may post in the future. So people i have been on the PR and done this for 7wks and 12 sessions it was great got me motivated and educated regarding lung issues. It did help but i felt a bit

JH has a special assay. Not available to the public. Predicting Efficacy of Bipolar Androgen Therapy (BAT) in Prostate Cancer Key Predictive Biomarkers and Mechanisms Based on recent clinical trials and mechanistic studies, the following factors predict BAT efficacy: Biomarker/Mechanism Predictive

Hi everybody, I was recommended this book in a group therapy session last week - Embracing the Fear by Judith Bemis & AMR Barrada. It's a quick read and I found it to be super helpful for anyone living with anxiety/panic attacks: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/embracing-the-fear-judith-bemis/1102966772

I am struggling morning and late morning with body temperature and feeling very cold. Late afternoon they pick up and I start to feel warm again. My labs look good on T4 (25mg)/T3(60 mg) combination therapy but my vitals don't show this. Can anyone advise?

It's a new compound for diabetes and obesity, more powerful than metformin but way safer. Once I have seen the pathways that it is able to influence and activate, I wanted to dive deeper into its possible effects on cancer. It's just a speculation, there are no direct studies on humans, but still, quite

There are many companies working on TROP-2, mainly as antibody-drug conjugates and even if it's not very widespread in the context of prostate cancer, it is starting to gain traction. Trop-2 is a promising therapeutic target in prostate cancer, particularly in aggressive subtypes like castration-resistant

Hi everyone, I apologize in advance if this is not the right forum for this question. My almost-5- year-old who is in Pre-K goes to public school in New York City. He has had a rough past few weeks with trouble following directions and being disruptive. Apparently, he walks around in class in the

good afternoon. Has anyone tried infra red light therapy? Has it helped with the pain at all ? I’m thinking of getting a belt (as against a lamp) as it would be targeted. I’d just like to talk to someone who has tried this. Thank you

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I suggest you read this line to your OWN benefit: [i]Guidelines from leading endocrinology organizations now recommend considering combination therapy for patients with persistent symptoms despite adequate LT4 dosing. [/i] That is, if the endocrinology organization your doctor is referring to does

Hi everybody! Wanted to introduce myself to this group and also get some advice/tips from folks who have been on the recovery/therapy journey a bit longer than me. Some background: I was diagnosed with anxiety/panic disorder about six weeks ago and have been doing weekly therapy since then. I've tried

Hi, I just tested pregnant today. Currently, I'm on 100mg T4 and 20 mg T3 since 17 February (24 days). Felt better on this dosage since 1 March and energy and periods of anxiety have decreased. Haven't tested my TSH, FT4 and FT3 since January. I have called my GP to inform them about the pregnancy

Lets stick together.

I conceived normally in 2019 and had my first child. I developed Hashis after that pregnancy and it was picked up on as I developed secondary infertility. Got pregnant again eventually with TSI treatment. Now I would like to try for a third but the TSI is not working. No money for IVF. I am still struggling

Since my surgery on February 17 (lung segmentectomy on RLL) I still have the same exact feeling around my chest as if someone pressing and squeezing in on it. I’ve been doing some research on this and finding out that some people never have that go away. There’s actually a medical name for it. called

I’m considering group therapy. Just wondering if any of my MBC friends have done this and would like to know if it was beneficial. I’m basically a quiet shy person so not so sure if it’s for me. I just feel like no one gets me at times. Thank you in advance Lori🙏🏻

Remember, the results were mostly obtained after ONE SINGLE dose and in taxane naive patients (but not completely taxane naive, taxane naive in castration resistant stage). I would say...not bad! The SECuRE trial, evaluating 67Cu-SAR-bisPSMA for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC

Please note this covers NHS England - and is information only at this time - https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/departmental-minute-on-the-covid-19-spring-2025-vaccination-programme/departmental-minute-from-the-department-of-health-and-social-care-notification-of-contingent-liability-covid-

NUSHU X is designed to help improve gait with real-time vibrational biofeedback, offering extra support for those experiencing mobility challenges like Parkinson’s-related gait issues. Jennifer, who has been living with Parkinson’s for over a decade, tested NUSHU X and shared her honest experience: