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2012/05/28 03:42
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Gene therapy can correct forms of severe combined...
ScienceDaily (May 24, 2012) — Severe combined immunodeficiency is defect in the immune system that results in a loss of the adaptive immune cells known as B cells and T cells. Mutations in several...
adenosine Eric Meffre Alessandro Aiuti Milan Yale University
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2012/05/27 23:38
2012/05/27 23:38
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Parents hire own researchers to tackle rare, fata...
... to the illness. “It’s my belief that there’s a treatment for every one of these horrific, Rare diseases, given sufficient attention and funding,” she explained. “But scientists are so...
CHICAGO Robert Goldman Mary Dunkle National Organization for Rare Disorders Lori Sames
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2012/05/26 22:23
2012/05/26 22:23
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Raising awareness for ALS
Hundreds took to the streets in Plattsburgh Saturday on a mission for a cure. More then 600 people participated in the first ever Walk of HOPE. It was sponsored by the ALS Raising Hope Foundation....
ALS Raising Hope Foundation NEW YORK Roger Long Lou Gehrig Merit Sudkowicz
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2012/05/25 16:14
2012/05/25 16:14
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DaytonDailyNews: Dayton, Ohio, news and informati...
A Yellow Spring man is getting a spot on an online calender as part of a national awareness campaign. A profile of Roger Siervogel, a professor of community health at Wright State University’s...
Muscular Dystrophy Association Roger Siervogel Wright State University Wright State University’s Boonshoft School of Medicine Lou Gehrig
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2012/05/25 13:38
2012/05/25 13:38
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Mixed Messages on Rare Disease Drug
WASHINGTON -- An FDA advisory panel considering an investigational drug to treat a rare nerve disorder agreed that a study of the drug, Vyndaqel, did not provide proof of its benefit. But the panel...
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2012/05/25 11:08
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Gene therapy can effectively treat ADA-deficient ...
Severe combined immunodeficiency is defect in the immune system that results in a loss of the adaptive immune cells known as B cells and T cells. Mutations in several different genes can lead to the...
adenosine Eric Meffre Alessandro Aiuti Milan Yale University
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2012/05/25 10:08
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University of Kentucky researcher receives $1.8M ...
David Feola, a University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy faculty member in the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science, received a five-year, $1.8 million grant from the National Institutes of...
David Feola National Institute of Health Pharmacy Practice Kentucky College Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science
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2012/05/25 07:08
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UofL receives Helmsley Charitable Trust grant to ...
The University of Louisville has received $6.3 million from the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust to support research in the Department of Neurological Surgery and the Kentucky Spinal...
Susan Harkema University of Louisville University of Louisville Department of Neurological Surgery Helmsley Charitable Trust
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2012/05/25 03:28
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Healthbeat Report: Predicting Parkinson's
... Sylvia Perez and Christine Tressel May 24, 2012 (CHICAGO) -- Colonoscopies are known for detecting early signs of cancer in the colon. Now Chicago researchers say this common test may help reveal...
Richard Fiske Bailey Kathleen Shannon Rush University Medical Center Rush University Medical Center CHICAGO
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2012/05/25 00:33
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Richmond Vancouver Walk for ALS returns Saturday
Richmond Vancouver Walk for ALS returns Saturday Join B.C. Lions general manager Wally Buono and former Canadian national team freestyle skier Sylvia Kerfoot at the seventh annual Richmond Vancouver...
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2012/05/24 22:43
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National Guard Veteran and ALS patient raises awa...
HOSCHTON -- With hands that once formed powerful salutes, National Guard veteran John Conley now fumbles in an attempt to shake hands. Smiling, he and his wife Sandy are seated on a sofa with his...
John Conley Sandy National Guard Lou Gehrig Hoschton
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2012/05/24 20:56
2012/05/24 20:56
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Pembroke Pines woman battles fatal lung disease
Rodi Alexander loves to sing. And to hear her belt out a rendition of "It's Raining Men," you'd never know she's living with a condition that's slowly destroying her lungs. "I was given eight to ten...
Rodi Alexander Marilyn Glassberg University of Miami University of Miami
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2012/05/24 19:38
2012/05/24 19:38
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You can help Atascadero teacher deal with ALS
Although she retired from the district last year to continue teaching math at Cuesta and Cal Poly, those teaching posts are also now behind her as she confronts one of the greatest tests that life can...
Christy Cal Poly Lou Gehrig Cuesta Poly gene
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2012/05/24 17:19
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Columns
Quick question: What is the most enduring American J Train Closed In Qns. This Weekend J train service will be suspended between Jamaica Center and Crescent Street this weekend, from 6 a.m. Saturday,...
Jamaica Center Lou Gehrig
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2012/05/24 17:14
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Spruce Grove family to hold 3rd annual walk/run f...
Spruce Grove family to hold 3rd annual walk/run fundraiser in honour of late son By Brandi MorinPosted 56 minutes ago A Spruce Grove mother together with her family is gearing up for their 3rd Annual...
Derek McNeil Yvonne Cadwell Brandi MorinPosted Lou Gehrig Living Waters Christian Academy
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2012/05/24 14:43
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'Waumer' dies after long fight with ALS
COBOURG — Lifelong Cobourg resident Dennis Wamsley, known for his courage in fighting ALS for more than a decade, died Tuesday night at the age of 49. Diagnosed in August 2001 with amyotrophic...
Dennis Wamsley Lou Gehrig Jim Howard Joe
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2012/05/24 14:41
2012/05/24 14:41
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Renowned Researcher Begins Study on Rare Disorder...
Dr. Jones lectures on 'Human Teratology: Environmental Causes of Birth Defects' on University of California television. (www.uctv.tv) There are hundreds of birth disorders, and the number of kids and...
Kenneth Lyons Jones David Smith University of California Riverside California Teratogen Information Service
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2012/05/24 07:09
2012/05/24 07:09
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Parents of tot who suffered hundreds of seizures ...
Parents of tot who suffered hundreds of seizures every day hail their 'little miracle' as she beats rare disorder A BRAVE tot who battled a condition that made her have up to 225 seizures a day has...
Millie Stephen Kate Mark Calum
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2012/05/24 04:02
2012/05/24 04:02
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Personalized genetic testing not recommended
Getting personalized genetic tests that can pinpoint your risk of developing a number of diseases like cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer's or heart disease are not yet "ready for prime time," according to a...
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2012/05/23 19:18
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Undiagnosed Diseases Program
UNDIAGNOSED DISEASES PROGRAM: Some patients wait years for a definitive diagnosis. Using a unique combination of scientific and medical expertise and resources at the National Institutes of Health...
National Institute of Health
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