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n-Lorem Makes Ultrarare Disease Treatment Personal


n-Lorem Makes Ultrarare Disease Treatment Personal
Joe Gleeson, MD
n-Lorem Makes Ultrarare Disease Treatment Personal
The nonprofit s founder pauses briefly at their one-year anniversary to reflect on hyper-personalized medicine without taking his eyes off the future.
April 15, 2021
Retirement typically means more time for traveling, hobbies, and relaxation. For Stan Crooke, MD, PhD, it means something very different. Crooke, the founder and executive chairman of Ionis Pharmaceuticals, having served as CEO for more than 30 years, will officially retire this year. Instead of hitting the golf course, he is throwing himself into the foundation he and his wife, Rosanne Crooke, PhD, started just over one year ago the n-Lorem foundation. The foundation’s goal is to provide free, individualized, antisense oligonucleotide (ASO) treatments to patients living with ultrarare (1 to 30 patients worldwide) diseases for life. The funding for n-Lorem comes from the Crookes ....

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The Mysterious Dr. Bossieux


The Mysterious Dr. Bossieux
January 29, 2021
Illustration by Iain Duffus
On May 31, 1931, Helen Love Bossieux boarded a Broad Street trolley, riding with its windows open. When it stopped at Third Street, her ears picked up a familiar cough. She peered out to see her husband, Carlton Lee Bossieux, who had been missing for five years.
He sat smoking at the wheel of an automobile.
Shocked by the sight of him, Helen scrambled from the streetcar to scribble the license plate number. Then, trembling, she delivered the note with the license number, a desertion warrant from 1929 and a newspaper clipping with his picture in it to the Second Precinct station. ....

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