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Not PCa but related. Imuno therapies keeps getting better.
On April 4, 2024, Candel Therapeutics, Inc. (the “Company”) issued a press release announcing positive interim data from its randomized phase 2 clinical trial of CAN-2409 in non-metastatic pancreatic cancer. A copy of the full press release is attached as Exhibit 99.1 to this Current Report on Form
On April 4, 2024, Candel Therapeutics, Inc. (the “Company”) issued a press release announcing positive interim data from its randomized phase 2 clinical trial of CAN-2409 in non-metastatic pancreatic cancer. A copy of the full press release is attached as Exhibit 99.1 to this Current Report on Form
Scout4answers
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Prostate Cancer Network
5 months ago
SOS From Across The Pond
How does this read? I'm reaching out on a couple of message boards where old folks suffer with advanced osteoporosis: "I'm in bad shape, can’t stand erect, in pain all the time, compression fractures up & down lumbar to thoracic. It’s been about 3 years in total 11 compression fractures. I’ve had 3
How does this read? I'm reaching out on a couple of message boards where old folks suffer with advanced osteoporosis: "I'm in bad shape, can’t stand erect, in pain all the time, compression fractures up & down lumbar to thoracic. It’s been about 3 years in total 11 compression fractures. I’ve had 3
Lisannn
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Bone Health and Osteoporosis UK
5 months ago
SOS for advice please
In in bad shape can’t stand erect pain all the time compression fractures up & down lumbar to thoracic. It’s been about 3 years in total 11 compression fractures. I’ve had 3 Kyphoplasty’s but have refused any of the pharmaceutical treatments prescribed for bone density issues; tried and can’t/don’t
In in bad shape can’t stand erect pain all the time compression fractures up & down lumbar to thoracic. It’s been about 3 years in total 11 compression fractures. I’ve had 3 Kyphoplasty’s but have refused any of the pharmaceutical treatments prescribed for bone density issues; tried and can’t/don’t
Lisannn
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Osteoporosis Support
5 months ago
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Endocrine Nurse appointment but no plan in place plus weight loss
Hi everyone It's me again. I hope you are all doing ok. Last time I posted I was feeling really unwell on my dose of T3 but had an upcoming appointment on 6th March. On the day it was a different Endocrine Nurse who I didn't know & was difficult to understand due to her accent but basically told me
Hi everyone It's me again. I hope you are all doing ok. Last time I posted I was feeling really unwell on my dose of T3 but had an upcoming appointment on 6th March. On the day it was a different Endocrine Nurse who I didn't know & was difficult to understand due to her accent but basically told me
Otto11
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Third line chemotherapy, Caelyx
so, have started Caelyx every 4 weeks as carboplatin and paclitaxel and Niraparib have stopped working. Surgery to remove peritoneum and resection liver not an option. Does anyone have experience of just Caelyx? Is it effective on its own? Thankyou
so, have started Caelyx every 4 weeks as carboplatin and paclitaxel and Niraparib have stopped working. Surgery to remove peritoneum and resection liver not an option. Does anyone have experience of just Caelyx? Is it effective on its own? Thankyou
Skyeplus
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My Ovacome
5 months ago
from PD to HD
Hi everyone. This is question is for anyone who is either having HD or has had PD and is switching to HD. I have been a PD patient since the beginning of my journey. I chose it as I felt it would allow me to go on working partime and have a next to normal life balance. Unfortunately, my PD exit site
Hi everyone. This is question is for anyone who is either having HD or has had PD and is switching to HD. I have been a PD patient since the beginning of my journey. I chose it as I felt it would allow me to go on working partime and have a next to normal life balance. Unfortunately, my PD exit site
Imaanforever
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Kidney Dialysis
5 months ago
Nerve damage from ohs?
I have seen one of the Surgical team today about ongoing " muscular chest pains" which started about 7 weeks after surgery and now in week 6....been told probably nerve damage and can take 6 months to heal.Anyone else had nerve damage post op, able to let me know their experiences, good or bad?
I have seen one of the Surgical team today about ongoing " muscular chest pains" which started about 7 weeks after surgery and now in week 6....been told probably nerve damage and can take 6 months to heal.Anyone else had nerve damage post op, able to let me know their experiences, good or bad?
Bruce67
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British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
advice sought
I’m on APIXABAN with no effects, however my GP surgery (the pharmacist) has suggested I take a STATIN (Atorvastatin) because of slightly high cholesterol (5.11). I’m good with that esp having had it all explained to me, however, does anyone else take a statin alongside their anticoagulant and if so
I’m on APIXABAN with no effects, however my GP surgery (the pharmacist) has suggested I take a STATIN (Atorvastatin) because of slightly high cholesterol (5.11). I’m good with that esp having had it all explained to me, however, does anyone else take a statin alongside their anticoagulant and if so
AstroFish
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
5 months ago
scleroderma and faecal incontinence
morning. I’m struggling with this at the moment and it’s limiting me to what I can do. I’ve seen a surgeon recently who mentioned a stoma as a last resort but I’m not sure about it. I’m not suitable for a rectal stimulator. I’m using pads and loperamide but wondered if anyone else has a similar problem
morning. I’m struggling with this at the moment and it’s limiting me to what I can do. I’ve seen a surgeon recently who mentioned a stoma as a last resort but I’m not sure about it. I’m not suitable for a rectal stimulator. I’m using pads and loperamide but wondered if anyone else has a similar problem
anne1
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
1 year ago
Had enough - NHS and severe pain
Hey everyone, long time no post! I am really struggling at the minute as my pain and symptoms are getting worse by the day and I still haven't been given any indication of a date for my excision surgery even though they told me on 1st December it would be less than 6 months (I know it hasn't been 6
Hey everyone, long time no post! I am really struggling at the minute as my pain and symptoms are getting worse by the day and I still haven't been given any indication of a date for my excision surgery even though they told me on 1st December it would be less than 6 months (I know it hasn't been 6
endo_the_stigma
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
Annual TF test
It's been a while since had to battle with GP after they reduced Thyroxine to 75 resulting in a return to many of the old symptoms over 6 month period. Your help and advice at that time was invaluable. Resolved after full blood screen confirmed no other issues and speaking with senior GP who was
It's been a while since had to battle with GP after they reduced Thyroxine to 75 resulting in a return to many of the old symptoms over 6 month period. Your help and advice at that time was invaluable. Resolved after full blood screen confirmed no other issues and speaking with senior GP who was
Tiller-girl
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Referral
Hi so my story to date, I have had ovarian cysts every 6 to 12 months for about 12 years. Everytime intense pain, bleeding, few ruptures requiring surgery over the years. Repeatedly told I'm young (I am now 31) and people can have constant cysts but no further investigation offered as to why apart from
Hi so my story to date, I have had ovarian cysts every 6 to 12 months for about 12 years. Everytime intense pain, bleeding, few ruptures requiring surgery over the years. Repeatedly told I'm young (I am now 31) and people can have constant cysts but no further investigation offered as to why apart from
Faylen34
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
Sorry :( me again (post surgery question)
Hello lovely community. You guys have been so helpful to me recently so wanted to gauge advice again. I had a miscellany of things done last Wednesday… copied and pasted exactly from my follow-up letter so I get nothing wrong: hysteroscopy, endometrial biopsy, Novasure endometrial ablation and laparoscopic
Hello lovely community. You guys have been so helpful to me recently so wanted to gauge advice again. I had a miscellany of things done last Wednesday… copied and pasted exactly from my follow-up letter so I get nothing wrong: hysteroscopy, endometrial biopsy, Novasure endometrial ablation and laparoscopic
endotheline
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Endometriosis UK
5 months ago
Tranexamic acid after having surgery for a knee replacement when I’m also taking sinthrome
Hi all, I am currently in hospital after having a knee replacement. I have two mechanical valves after having open heart surgery in Feb 2021. I take Sinthrome instead of Warfarin, as I was losing my hair, so was switched by my surgeon. Anyway I am currently recovering from a knee operation. The
Hi all, I am currently in hospital after having a knee replacement. I have two mechanical valves after having open heart surgery in Feb 2021. I take Sinthrome instead of Warfarin, as I was losing my hair, so was switched by my surgeon. Anyway I am currently recovering from a knee operation. The
Julie_O
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British Heart Foundation
3 days ago
GP Patient Forum Page
I have copied this off PMRGCAuk Facebook page on to my GP Surgery Patients Facebook Page. Maybe others on the forum could do the same if your on Facebook and spread the word to increase membership.
I have copied this off PMRGCAuk Facebook page on to my GP Surgery Patients Facebook Page. Maybe others on the forum could do the same if your on Facebook and spread the word to increase membership.
Estellemac
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PMRGCAuk
5 months ago
Drainage Tube Surgery
Hi. I had primary open angle glaucoma in both eyes diagnosed in 2017. Had right eye trabeculectomy in 2019 and that eye has been fairly stable since. The left eye had a XEN implant In 2019, cataract surgery in 2022, retinal detachment in 2023, and selective laser trabeculectomy in July 2024. Despite
Hi. I had primary open angle glaucoma in both eyes diagnosed in 2017. Had right eye trabeculectomy in 2019 and that eye has been fairly stable since. The left eye had a XEN implant In 2019, cataract surgery in 2022, retinal detachment in 2023, and selective laser trabeculectomy in July 2024. Despite
GCPizza
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Glaucoma UK
5 days ago
I stent and cataract surgery 🥲
my consultant has now said I have the start of cataracts bin both eyes 🥲my NTG is progressing despite being in maximum eye drops for3 months Visual field tests have shown progression So I’m due to have i stent and cataract surgery in next few weeks I’m trying to stay positive but also worried
my consultant has now said I have the start of cataracts bin both eyes 🥲my NTG is progressing despite being in maximum eye drops for3 months Visual field tests have shown progression So I’m due to have i stent and cataract surgery in next few weeks I’m trying to stay positive but also worried
Crafty-gran
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Glaucoma UK
5 days ago
Yearly endo nonsense
I've given up ranting, this just seems to be yearly confirmation of what we are up against (sadly most don't get as far as Endochrinoloy. My GP surgery recently asked me to confirm my Levo dose? They prescribe it each month so is it compliance? I replied 150mcg Levothyroxine and 10mcg Liothyronine (I've
I've given up ranting, this just seems to be yearly confirmation of what we are up against (sadly most don't get as far as Endochrinoloy. My GP surgery recently asked me to confirm my Levo dose? They prescribe it each month so is it compliance? I replied 150mcg Levothyroxine and 10mcg Liothyronine (I've
tzracer
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Thyroid UK
5 months ago
Wound healing and Steroid Use
I have been on Prednisone for just over a year. I am down to 10mg and cannot titer down without flare. I am waiting for approval for Kevzara. I have noticed that when I get a small cut or skin abrasion (which is more frequent since my skin is thinner with steroid use) It gets very red and takes a long
I have been on Prednisone for just over a year. I am down to 10mg and cannot titer down without flare. I am waiting for approval for Kevzara. I have noticed that when I get a small cut or skin abrasion (which is more frequent since my skin is thinner with steroid use) It gets very red and takes a long
lovemylife23
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PMRGCAuk
5 months ago
am i relasping?
i had been recovered from anorexia since 2016 but since i had surgery for an infection in my back and have lost weight, i cant stop focusing on calories, loosing weight, and exercising. im not underweight infact im probably abit over, i feel like ana is creeping back in, but i dont feel i can as for
i had been recovered from anorexia since 2016 but since i had surgery for an infection in my back and have lost weight, i cant stop focusing on calories, loosing weight, and exercising. im not underweight infact im probably abit over, i feel like ana is creeping back in, but i dont feel i can as for
Horsemad1
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Talk ED (eating disorders)
5 months ago
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