Declining fertility rates may reshape future hereditary angioedema case numbers
A new correspondence explores how falling total fertility rates and disease-specific factors may reduce future new cases of hereditary angioedema.
A new correspondence explores how falling total fertility rates and disease-specific factors may reduce future new cases of hereditary angioedema.
A review of nine European countries finds that only six of 22 licensed ATMPs were assessed by all national HTA ...
University of Michigan cardiologists propose a five-question clinical framework for deciding when permanent genomic therapies are justified as gene editing ...
A new perspective proposes that defective primary cilium function could be a shared mechanistic denominator linking RASopathies and ciliopathies.
A collaborative publication argues that master protocol trials could make rare neurological disease research more efficient, but it does not ...
A planned U.S. study involving at least 125 SYNGAP1 caregivers will examine quality of life, caregiving, independence, education, employment and ...
A cross-sectional study of 10 Egyptian children and adolescents found that inherited metabolic disorders can mimic hereditary spastic paraplegia and ...
A five-year NIH award will support Greenwood Genetic Center research using zebrafish models to examine how metabolism and glycosylation jointly ...
A national analysis of 62.5 million English health records reveals that rare disease prevalence varies substantially across ethnic groups, with ...
A Bulgarian study combining systematic review with real-world analysis reveals that drug-related problems in geriatric patients with rare diseases are ...
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