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1st transplant done in trial of Parkinson’s cell therapy ANPD001
This experimental therapy for Parkinson’s uses a type of stem cell called an induced pluripotent stem cell, or iPSC, which is able to generate nearly any type of cell in the body — including dopamine-producing neurons. Its manufacturing is a three-step process. https://parkinsonsnewstoday.com/news
This experimental therapy for Parkinson’s uses a type of stem cell called an induced pluripotent stem cell, or iPSC, which is able to generate nearly any type of cell in the body — including dopamine-producing neurons. Its manufacturing is a three-step process. https://parkinsonsnewstoday.com/news
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
4 months ago
When were you going to mention I had early CKD? Oh I see, stage II isn’t anything to worry my little head about 😠
As my profile name implies, I have spent 20+ years in the healthcare industry. It took longer than I’d like to admit to awakening to how broken, corrupted and frankly dangerous this “Healthcare Industrial Complex” is. I recently had my annual exam with a PCP that I have always had great respect for
As my profile name implies, I have spent 20+ years in the healthcare industry. It took longer than I’d like to admit to awakening to how broken, corrupted and frankly dangerous this “Healthcare Industrial Complex” is. I recently had my annual exam with a PCP that I have always had great respect for
DisillusionedRN
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Early CKD Support
4 months ago
fell kt/v again going to do EXTRANEAL bags question about that
Had my visit with kidney doctor today . I fell second kt/v for second time fail by .3 points . He concern that my urine has drop so sudden . The green bags I was doing gave me severe cramps in my legs and hands. I actuality fell cause cramps were so bad my legs gave out hit m head on dialysis machine
Had my visit with kidney doctor today . I fell second kt/v for second time fail by .3 points . He concern that my urine has drop so sudden . The green bags I was doing gave me severe cramps in my legs and hands. I actuality fell cause cramps were so bad my legs gave out hit m head on dialysis machine
Beachgirl32
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Kidney Dialysis
4 months ago
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Are bone and CT scans required quarterly if PSA and testosterone are basically zero and no symptoms?
I have stage IV prostate cancer with a spot on my lung being the only known spread of my cancer. After my chemo regimen, my CT and bone scans have been clean for a year now. And my blood work is perfect at the moment. I am on Zytiga and getting a Lupron shot quarterly. My doc still wants
I have stage IV prostate cancer with a spot on my lung being the only known spread of my cancer. After my chemo regimen, my CT and bone scans have been clean for a year now. And my blood work is perfect at the moment. I am on Zytiga and getting a Lupron shot quarterly. My doc still wants
Wildfun44
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Blood test results
Hi, three weeks ago I had a Fibroscan in a mobile community testing van, the result was a reading of 15.1. The nurse suggested cirrhosis of the liver and said a referral for a CT scan was appropriate. I hadn't heard anything for two weeks, as you can imagine, I was beside myself with worry, I phoned
Hi, three weeks ago I had a Fibroscan in a mobile community testing van, the result was a reading of 15.1. The nurse suggested cirrhosis of the liver and said a referral for a CT scan was appropriate. I hadn't heard anything for two weeks, as you can imagine, I was beside myself with worry, I phoned
Hidden
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British Liver Trust
4 months ago
Muscle loss
I'm sure this is a beaten horse topic, but I am unable to perform my previous weight training insofar as weight and stamina. I'm on eligard every 3 months and nightly erleada pill. Can I incorporate creatine monohydrate without effecting my PSA or exacerbating my BPH? I'm Stage 4, Gleason 9, mets to
I'm sure this is a beaten horse topic, but I am unable to perform my previous weight training insofar as weight and stamina. I'm on eligard every 3 months and nightly erleada pill. Can I incorporate creatine monohydrate without effecting my PSA or exacerbating my BPH? I'm Stage 4, Gleason 9, mets to
Mrtewills
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Hello Good people
I did MR for my kidneys: after 1 year of my operation 16mm which the Dr. removed from my right kidney. Declarative MRI of kidneys/urinary tract without and with contrast. 2024-03-26 at 12:38 Normal Large kidneys. In the lower part of the right kidney Ventrolateral there is parenchymal indentation
I did MR for my kidneys: after 1 year of my operation 16mm which the Dr. removed from my right kidney. Declarative MRI of kidneys/urinary tract without and with contrast. 2024-03-26 at 12:38 Normal Large kidneys. In the lower part of the right kidney Ventrolateral there is parenchymal indentation
NOCanceros
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
liver
I’m 73 and been feeling extra tired recently, otherwise fit and well. I thought the tiredness might be caused by Keppra a drug I take for epilepsy, I’m also on statins … but anyway the GP did a blood test, the Serum Alanine transaminase was ‘out of range’ at 54 u/l. I’ve always been a drinker but stick
I’m 73 and been feeling extra tired recently, otherwise fit and well. I thought the tiredness might be caused by Keppra a drug I take for epilepsy, I’m also on statins … but anyway the GP did a blood test, the Serum Alanine transaminase was ‘out of range’ at 54 u/l. I’ve always been a drinker but stick
rogertb
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British Liver Trust
4 months ago
XTANDI(Enzalutamide) Granted European Commission Approval for Use in Additional Recurrent Early Prostate Cancer Treatment Setting
...well...the title speaks for itself XTANDI is now the first and only novel hormone therapy available for the treatment of high-risk biochemical recurrent non-metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer in the European Union (EU) XTANDI can be given alone or in combination with androgen deprivation
...well...the title speaks for itself XTANDI is now the first and only novel hormone therapy available for the treatment of high-risk biochemical recurrent non-metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer in the European Union (EU) XTANDI can be given alone or in combination with androgen deprivation
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Tuesday's Tips
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Two of the common conditions associated with PBC are thyroid conditions and with those that cause anemia. This is because they both have shared genetic factors that affect our immune response.
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An underactive thyroid is caused by an autoimmune response to the gland itself.
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Two of the common conditions associated with PBC are thyroid conditions and with those that cause anemia. This is because they both have shared genetic factors that affect our immune response.
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An underactive thyroid is caused by an autoimmune response to the gland itself.
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DonnaBoll
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PBC Foundation
18 days ago
Any proof that removing a tumor off prostate bed by radiation or surgery is better than just systemic therapy ?
Here is my history PSA rising now 0.77 Going for pet scan tomorrow Tumour on prostate bed had Radical Prostatectomy with Lymph node removal 03/2023 Stage 4 Oligo Metastatic Prostate Cancer Original PSA 942.40 at diagnosis 06/2022 Gleason 8 / 9 ductal without large cribform gland, cT3b
Here is my history PSA rising now 0.77 Going for pet scan tomorrow Tumour on prostate bed had Radical Prostatectomy with Lymph node removal 03/2023 Stage 4 Oligo Metastatic Prostate Cancer Original PSA 942.40 at diagnosis 06/2022 Gleason 8 / 9 ductal without large cribform gland, cT3b
Shorehousejam
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Headaches
Hi everyone I was diagnosed with Graves in 2021 and had treatment which put the Graves in remission. I am starting to feel unwell again and getting headaches and just feeling lousy but wondered if the headaches is a symptom of Graves. I do suffer with migraines. I am having my bloods done tomorrow
Hi everyone I was diagnosed with Graves in 2021 and had treatment which put the Graves in remission. I am starting to feel unwell again and getting headaches and just feeling lousy but wondered if the headaches is a symptom of Graves. I do suffer with migraines. I am having my bloods done tomorrow
Titch18
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Hope for confusion/brain fog
Umecrine Cognition is developing a completely new type of drug for neurological disorders in the brain that can occur as a result of a number of underlying diseases and lead to severely reduced cognition and alertness. The results from an internationally recognized clinical phase 2 study indicate that
Umecrine Cognition is developing a completely new type of drug for neurological disorders in the brain that can occur as a result of a number of underlying diseases and lead to severely reduced cognition and alertness. The results from an internationally recognized clinical phase 2 study indicate that
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
4 months ago
Tuesday 'tips'
[i]What are some ways you cope with the fatigue?[/i] [i]How has the fatigue affected your life overall?[/i] [i]What have you found helpful on those days?[/i] [i]finally.....[/i][i]
..has you doctor ever asked you "how's the fatigue?"
[/i][i] I know for me, he has never ever asked me in the 20
[i]What are some ways you cope with the fatigue?[/i] [i]How has the fatigue affected your life overall?[/i] [i]What have you found helpful on those days?[/i] [i]finally.....[/i][i]
..has you doctor ever asked you "how's the fatigue?"
[/i][i] I know for me, he has never ever asked me in the 20
DonnaBoll
Administrator
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PBC Foundation
4 months ago
Initial Phase 1 Data on MB-105 for Patients with PSCA-positive Castration Resistant Prostate Cancer
From what I understand PSCA is highly expressed in prostate cancer cells but also in other kinds of cancer and also in other tissues (in small amounts), and its production increases as the disease progresses, making it a better target for later stages (but this is my speculation!). What is important
From what I understand PSCA is highly expressed in prostate cancer cells but also in other kinds of cancer and also in other tissues (in small amounts), and its production increases as the disease progresses, making it a better target for later stages (but this is my speculation!). What is important
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Cortisol result help in interpreting please
Hi Hashimoto's sufferer for 40 years and ill most of that time. Worsening symptoms although I have had these symptoms before just not as long lasting or debilitating as they have been over the last 12 months. Treated with Levothyroxine only (this after being advised in writing by an endocrinologist 6
Hi Hashimoto's sufferer for 40 years and ill most of that time. Worsening symptoms although I have had these symptoms before just not as long lasting or debilitating as they have been over the last 12 months. Treated with Levothyroxine only (this after being advised in writing by an endocrinologist 6
Shebbie
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Ketogenic diet alters the epigenetic and immune landscape of prostate cancer to overcome resistance to immune checkpoint blockade therapy.
Overall, this strikes me as too hypothetical for us to apply, but what do I know? "Overall, these findings illuminate a potential clinical path of using HDACi and optimized KD regimens to enhance ICB therapy for PCa." HDACi = histone deacetylase inhibitor [To date, four HDAC inhibitors, Vorinostat
Overall, this strikes me as too hypothetical for us to apply, but what do I know? "Overall, these findings illuminate a potential clinical path of using HDACi and optimized KD regimens to enhance ICB therapy for PCa." HDACi = histone deacetylase inhibitor [To date, four HDAC inhibitors, Vorinostat
cigafred
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Fight Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
If PSA is Suppressed by Doublet ADT, Will Salvage IMRT Cause a PSA Rise?
Hello everyone, My husband is nearing completion of his extended pelvic salvage IMRT with boost to retrocaval lymph nodes. His radiation oncologist said it may take several months before the psa calms down, so he would like to see him in July. My question is that, since he is already undetectable due
Hello everyone, My husband is nearing completion of his extended pelvic salvage IMRT with boost to retrocaval lymph nodes. His radiation oncologist said it may take several months before the psa calms down, so he would like to see him in July. My question is that, since he is already undetectable due
103532
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
HDR Brachytherapy after initial RT
Anyone has a success story to share on using HDR Brachytherapy 2-3 years after initial Radiation of the prostate gland in case of recurrence of cancer? Thank you for sharing your story.
Anyone has a success story to share on using HDR Brachytherapy 2-3 years after initial Radiation of the prostate gland in case of recurrence of cancer? Thank you for sharing your story.
Simonapo
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Does changes in liver always mean cancer
Hi My partner has cirrhosis and a spot on the liver which is monitored every 6 months. Following an ultrasound, more spots have now been identified and is going for an MRI and blood tests soon. I am very worried and was wondering if anyone has had a similar situation and does this always result in a
Hi My partner has cirrhosis and a spot on the liver which is monitored every 6 months. Following an ultrasound, more spots have now been identified and is going for an MRI and blood tests soon. I am very worried and was wondering if anyone has had a similar situation and does this always result in a
RainbowLover
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British Liver Trust
4 months ago
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