At Antidote, we share a variety of patient stories, spanning many conditions and individual backgrounds, but one common thread runs throughout — the ...
Continue readingAccelerating clinical studies is a mission that affects us all.
At Antidote, we share a variety of patient stories, spanning many conditions and individual backgrounds, but one common thread runs throughout — the ...
Continue readingIn the end, it was vanity that brought Shanelle Gabriel to the doctor who diagnosed her lupus. At least that’s how she tells it.
Continue readingI was sitting in the balcony seats in the Opera House at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts when I first heard Ed Gavagan tell his ...
Continue readingIt all started with a phone call. Sandy, in tears, called Ira, her husband of over 30 years. She told him that she couldn’t find the Pilates studio ...
Continue readingWith a long line of disappointments in failed clinical trials, the last few years have not been good ones for drug development in Alzheimer’s ...
Continue readingThough clinical research is a requirement for any new drug or treatment to be developed, many people are unaware of what participating in one of ...
Continue readingThe hall was full of people clad in conference attire: black suits, white shirts, and, for some, an adventurous pop of color in a shoe or a tie. As ...
Continue readingNina Beaty is an artist and an art therapist. In 2014, a diagnosis of small-cell lung cancer (SCLC) with a short life expectancy turned her life ...
Continue readingThe National Infusion Center Association (NICA) is an Austin-based advocacy organization dedicated to improving patient access to in-office ...
Continue readingToday, liver disease affects 30 million people in the US — one in 10 Americans. And unfortunately, that number is on the rise. To address this ...
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