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Approved gout therapy colchicine shows promise for Gaucher in lab

Colchicine, an approved anti-inflammatory medication for treating gout, significantly reduced fat accumulation and signs of cellular damage in a cell model of Gaucher disease, according to a new study. The lab findings suggest that the oral treatment — which was identified for potential use in Gaucher with the aid…

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

VPRIV (velaglucerase alfa) may help improve bone marrow health in adults with Gaucher disease type 1, but its benefit for bone strength appears to be modest and may vary from patient to patient, a small Phase 4 clinical study found. The study, “Improvement of Bone Mineral Density…

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Long-term Cerezyme use improves health, growth for kids with Gaucher

Long-term treatment with Cerezyme (imiglucerase), or its discontinued predecessor Ceredase (alglucerase), led to rapid and progressive improvements in blood counts, growth, and bone health, as well as reductions in liver and spleen size, in children with Gaucher disease (GD) — including among youngsters with a more severe disease…

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    Approved gout therapy colchicine shows promise for Gaucher in lab

  2. A man is shown standing and holding a square X-ray film over his chest that depicts a ribcage and spine against the black background of the film.
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    VPRIV shows some benefits for bone health in Gaucher disease type 1

  3. An adult sits next to the hospital bed of a child receiving an intravenous, or into-the-vein, infusion.
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    Long-term Cerezyme use improves health, growth for kids with Gaucher

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    When you’re stuck on the hamster wheel of figuring out what’s wrong

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    New mRNA therapy aims to restore missing enzyme in Gaucher: Study

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    Blood cancer warning signs common in adults with Gaucher: Study

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