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Gaucher disease taught me to never take things for granted

I’ve spent most of my life trying to blend in. As a teenager, and into my early 20s, that’s all I ever really wanted to do. At 18 months old, I was diagnosed with type 3 Gaucher disease and given a life expectancy of 12 years.

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Extending gene tests to Gaucher families enables early detection

Extending genetic testing beyond the person initially diagnosed with Gaucher disease can uncover additional affected relatives who might otherwise go undetected, according to a new study. When researchers tested family members of Gaucher patients, some relatives, including siblings, children, grandparents, aunts, and uncles, were either genetic carriers or undiagnosed…

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One step at a time: Going for walks is my favorite way to exercise

There’s something powerful about the simplicity of a good walk. It doesn’t require planning, special equipment, or a burst of motivation. You just step outside and start moving. And somehow, along the way, everything begins to feel a little lighter. Your thoughts settle, your mood shifts, and your body thanks…

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Featured ColumnConstant medical vulnerability can be exhausting

Similar to the postpartum period, living with chronic illness requires a tiring amount of medical vulnerability, says columnist Rivka Silver.

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    One step at a time: Going for walks is my favorite way to exercise

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    Gene therapy may improve bone health in Gaucher disease

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    Approved gout therapy colchicine shows promise for Gaucher in lab

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    VPRIV shows some benefits for bone health in Gaucher disease type 1

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