My mom visited me at the hospital during my latest infusion and, unsurprisingly, did not come empty-handed. She brought lunch and a few tchotchkes she’d picked up recently. Among them was a decal that read, “And one day, the girl with the books became the woman writing them.” It made…
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Nearly 4 in 10 people with pulmonary sarcoidosis had a relapse after reducing or stopping treatment, according to a review of more than 50 published studies. Most studies with timing data reported relapses occurring within 1.5 years of reducing or discontinuing treatment. Black patients and those with more advanced…
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The Ann Theodore Foundation (ATF) and the Milken Institute have awarded $600,000 to three early-career researchers studying sarcoidosis in the U.S., with the goal of improving understanding of the disease, as well as its treatment and care. The new grant program, called Ann Theodore Foundation Learning Opportunities…
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