Once thought to be a useless byproduct, umbilical cord blood now treats more than 80 diseases, and it may soon be used to treat more.
A potential solution for CIDP patients with these IVIG-related issues is self-administered subcutaneous immune globulin.
Better understanding of this condition is needed to demystify it and dispel the notion that the suffering is all in one’s head.
Touted as the future of medicine, AI also has many ethical unknowns that will require discussion apace with progress.
Approvals in 2018 brought the total number of U.S. Food and Drug Administration-licensed biosimilars well into the double digits — and more are in the pipeline.
The success of IG manufacturing assures that today and in the future, patients in need have access to this unique therapeutic.
Thousands of studies are investigating how and why cancer metastasizes and how to more effectively treat it.
Research is paving the way for new preventive vaccines for many different illnesses.
Parents who choose not to vaccinate their children reduce the community immunity threshold that can result in a return of preventable diseases.
The right-to-die movement advocating the passage of state legislation to allow medical aid in dying is gaining momentum.
Debunking some of the misconceptions about the world’s leading cause of blindness could help many people get the treatment they need.
Potentially curative gene therapy is in the works for hemophilia.
