Living with Ehlers-Danlos: From a Hysterectomy to a Tipped Heart
Molly talks to Lilly about life with rare diseases, getting a hysterectomy in your 20s, and what happens when you heart is in the wrong place.
Steps to take when your doctor doesn’t listen to you
As a patient with a chronic illness, I know first-hand what it feels like when a doctor’s office isn’t listening to you. Using my experiences, I’ve come up with a step-by-step guide on actions you can take to advocate for yourself when you feel your doctor isn’t hearing you.
How clinical trial participation is regulated for safety
While like any treatment option there are inherent risks for participating in a study, it's essential to understand both the risks and how policies keep patient safety a top priority in clinical trials.
When Arthritis is Misdiagnosed as Depression
Savannah was told she had depression...when, in fact, she was living with arthritis. Now, she uses her condition as an opportunity to give back to research through participation in clinical trials, patient advocacy, and sharing her story.
Are there natural therapies for treating psoriasis?
A recent study aimed to evaluate a natural topical treatment for psoriasis. The treatment involved an ointment which was created from a mixture of propolis (50%) and aloe vera (3%). Read about the results of the treatment for treating mild or moderate psoriasis.
How Vitamin D affects Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Recent research suggests that vitamin D deficiency may have an impact on the development of IBD, the severity of the disease, and whether or not the disease stays in remission. Learn about the results and how to make sure you are receiving enough vitamin D.
Is stem cell therapy effective for treating arthritis?
Many doctors are interested in using stem cells to treat a variety of conditions, including arthritis. Stem cell therapy is being evaluated in clinical trials for arthritis as an alternative to knee replacements, biologics, and more.
