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British baby Max, 1, receives revolutionary brain injection treatment - Vimarsana News

British baby Max, 1, receives revolutionary brain injection treatment

Baby Max Weston from Chesterfield, pictured with his older sister Holly, was diagnosed with Batten disease after his sibling suffered a fit and received her own diagnosis

Our brave daughter will probably be blind, in a wheelchair & have dementia by 15 - but kind Sun readers can help - Vimarsana News

Our brave daughter will probably be blind, in a wheelchair & have dementia by 15 - but kind Sun readers can help

OBSESSED with Harry Potter, YouTube videos and playing football with her siblings, Caitlin Passey seems much like any other eight-year-old.But the ado

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How Covid-19 rocked rare disease communities - Vimarsana News

How Covid-19 rocked rare disease communities

People living with rare and complicated health conditions have experienced more challenges than most during the pandemic. However, emerging remote health services offer new opportunities 

Eight-week-old baby with spinal muscular atrophy could be saved by a single jab - Vimarsana News

Eight-week-old baby with spinal muscular atrophy could be saved by a single jab

Like a 'punch in the stomach', is how Megan Willis felt on hearing that her eight-week-old baby with partner John Hall had a life-limiting muscle-wasting disease. 'It was devastating — almost too much, too painful to process,' says Megan, 29, an events manager, who lives with John, 36, a retail manager, in Colchester, Essex. Little Edward has the genetic condition spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), in which the lack of a protein called SMN, vital for muscle development and movement, results in progressively weaker muscles. Until three years ago there was no treatment and babies affected by Type...