Dominick Spatafora, who suffers from lower motor neuron syndrome, founded the Neuropathy Action Foundation to educate patients and providers about neuropathy and empower them to become their own advocates.
Modern methods of diagnosing and treating diseases continue to make exciting advances, several of which we highlight in this issue
This former cancer patient says medical marijuana is the reason she was able to survive stage 3 ovarian cancer.
Dr. David Casarett conducts research about safe use of medical marijuana. He is the author of Stoned: A Doctor’s Case for Medical Marijuana.
Vaccines remain an integral part of preventative medicine, and new and exciting vaccine developments are advancing patient care.
National Hemophilia Foundation CEO Val Bias has been living with hemophilia since birth, and now advocates for other hemophilia patients.
Dr. Steven Pipe, an inherited and acquired bleeding and thrombotic disorders specialist, explains promising hemophilia therapies.
Helping healthcare care remains the constant guiding principle behind FFF Enterprises’ business model since its launch 30 years ago.
Reginald Brown was diagnosed with HIV 31 years ago and told he had two years to live. Today, he is healthy due to the life-saving cocktail made available in 1997.
Integrated care is needed now more than ever to bring together an exchange of ideas among academics, researchers, clinicians, policymakers, and users and providers of services to improve patient care.
Mark Brennan-Ing, PhD’s research focuses on psychosocial issues affecting persons living with HIV and older sexual and gender minority adults.
Jeffrey Khoury is the CEO of Doctor Pocket, an iOS and Android app that connects users to a network of medical specialists through an instant messaging platform.
