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Acute severe ulcerative colitis and a greater number of biologics precoloectomy were linked to an increased probability of acute pouchitis, while older age at colectomy was associated with a decreased probability of acute pouchitis. 

Severe Acute Ulcerative Colitis Increases Risk of Pouchitis

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New data highlighted racial and ethnic differences between patients with Merkel cell carcinoma, indicating that rates for survival were roughly similar but other distinctions remained.


Racial Differences Between Merkel Cell Carcinoma Patient Outcomes

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On March 24, the US Food and Drug Administration announced a proposed rule changes aimed at promoting use of safe and suitable salt substitutes with the intent of improving nutrition and reducing chronic illness.

FDA Proposes Changes Encouraging Inclusion of Salt Substitutes to Combat Chronic Illness

TCAs caused more examples of severe dry mouth, both objectively and subjectively, while SSRIs were associated with less severe symptoms.

More Research Needed on Psychotropic-Induced Dry Mouth for Psychiatric Illnesses 

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 episode, Diana Isaacs and Natalie Bellini interview Sumita Singh to discuss her family’s journey as they navigated the challenges of their daughter’s T1D diagnosis and decided to enroll her in a clinical trial for a T1D treatment.

Embracing Research and Finding Support to Manage Type 1 Diabetes

Sumita Singh shares about her daughter Bella’s type 1 diabetes (T1D) diagnosis and how their family navigated the logistical and emotional challenges of receiving a T1D diagnosis. 

Challenges in Diagnosing Type 1 Diabetes

Sumita Singh, a T1D advocate, discusses her family’s decision to enroll their daughter Bella in a clinical trial for T1D and shares their experience.

Enrolling in a Clinical Trial for Type 1 Diabetes

Sumita Singh, a T1D advocate, discusses with Diana Isaacs and Natalie Bellini how teplizumab and other advances are providing hope to the T1D community and talks about the challenges and needs of a diverse T1D patient population.

Impact of New Treatment Approval and Other Advances on the Type 1 Diabetes Patient Community

Drs Diana Isaacs and Natalie Bellini highlight the need for improved screening, greater awareness of clinical trial opportunities, and clinician education to improve early diagnosis and outcomes for people with T1D.

Need for Increased Screening and Clinician Education, and Greater Awareness of Clinical Trial Opportunities