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Oral Gaucher disease therapy moves ahead with help from EU status

The European Medicines Agency has given orphan drug designation to YH35995, Yuhan Corporation‘s investigational oral therapy for Gaucher disease, following a similar decision from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in April. Orphan drug designation is granted to medicines for rare diseases, defined in the European Union as…

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Gaucher biomarker changes may not mirror disease progression

Levels of the Gaucher disease biomarker glucosylsphingosine (lyso-Gb1) can have different trajectories in people who aren’t actively receiving treatment, a study found. While most untreated patients showed relatively little change in lyso-Gb1 over time, more than one-third experienced increases in the biomarker, which weren’t always associated with immediate disease…

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Advanced heart imaging spots hidden disease risk in Gaucher early on

Adults with Gaucher disease type 1 may develop subtle signs of heart dysfunction long before they experience symptoms or show abnormalities on standard heart tests, according to a small new study from Turkey. The researchers found that an advanced heart imaging scan — an ultrasound technique called speckle-tracking echocardiography,…

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

As a mom to a toddler, walking is an easy way for columnist Rivka Silver to change the rhythm of her day and get a little exercise.

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    Oral Gaucher disease therapy moves ahead with help from EU status

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    Gaucher biomarker changes may not mirror disease progression

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    Advanced heart imaging spots hidden disease risk in Gaucher early on

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    Parkinson’s risk low for most with Gaucher type 1, new study finds

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