Berdeja Compares Later-Line Therapies in Multiple Myeloma As part of a virtual Case Based Peer Perspective event, Jesus G. Berdeja, MC, director of Myeloma Research, Sarah Cannon Research Institute, in Nashville, Tennesee, discussed the treatment options for stage II multilple myeloma, based on a case of a 71-year female patient. Targeted Oncology™: Is this patient […]
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The report “Parkinson’s Disease – Pipeline Review, H1 2016″, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. Summary Global Markets Directs, Parkinson’s Disease – Pipeline Review, H1 2016, provides an overview of the Parkinson’s Disease pipeline landscape. The report provides comprehensive information on the therapeutics under development for […]
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”; With the renowned effects of colloidal gold on serious malfunctions of the nervous system, therapists have tried to use it in the treatment of severe diseases such as Parkinson. This health problem is in fact a slowly-progressing disorder of the nervous system that shows as first outward signs uncontrolled body movements and loss of […]
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Research Assistant II SUMMARY The Department of Experimental Therapeutics is leading the effort to coordinate all stages of the therapeutic discovery and development process. Our initiative is to design new, more effective and specific drugs with less toxicity, targeted for individualized therapy and accelerate the delivery of these new drug therapies from the research bench […]
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Cancer patients could be affected more than others by COVID-19 William Cance, M.D., chief medical and scientific officer with the American Cancer Society in Atlanta, said little is still known about the long-lasting effects of how COVID-19 affects the lungs, brain, neurological, kidney and vascular systems. “It is a very enigmatic disease. We need real […]
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From Losing Her Voice, Battling Cancer To Delivering TEDx Talk: Former RJ’s Inspirational Journey From being an entrepreneur, an author, TEDx Speaker to being the Group-Head, CSR with the radio station, former Radio Jockey C. Pallavi Rao Narvekar has strived hard to earn the feathers gracing her accomplishment-hat. In conversation with The Logical Indian, Pallavi […]
Read More Michael Duane Kletecka Michael Duane Kletecka, 61, died August 14, 2020, at his daughter’s home in Meade, Kansas, following a valiant battle with cancer. He was born December 11, 1958, to Duane Melvin and Blanche (Love) Kletecka in Wichita, Kansas. Mike attended kindergarten in Hoisington, Kansas. He and his family moved to Guymon, Oklahoma when […]
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EXCLUSIVE: The Living Room’s Barry du Bois reveals the confronting reality of having cancer … You might think a 60-year-old with cancer would feel anxious in the time of COVID-19. But not Barry Du Bois. “I have cancer, there’s no doubt about that,” The Living Room co-host tells TV WEEK. “I have a very moderate […]
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Multiple Myeloma – An Introduction Multiple myeloma is a blood cancer of cells found in bone marrow that affects the immune system. Medical oncologist-hematologist Paul Richardson, MD, and patient advocate Cynthia Chmielewski explain how multiple myeloma develops, discuss the treatment options available, and offer insight into what to consider when making treatment decisions. More Information […]
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The Diversity Of Blood Cancer You may have heard of leukemia and lymphoma. But did you know that “blood cancer” is actually a broad umbrella term covering more than 100 unique types of blood cancer?
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