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Accredo provides personalized care, online tools and education to help you manage your PCSK9 therapy for high cholesterol. Diagnosed with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) at the early age of 17, Emily is far from typical. Emily thrives as a 22-year-old college student. HEP C – CARE ON THE GO The Accredo Plus C mobile app empowers Hep C patients to manage their treatment and increase adherence.NEWSLETTERS Receive the latest health updates in your inboxScientists from coast-to-coast are studying an increase in cases of a polio-like illness in children.As of August, at least 50 people in 24 states were confirmed to have acute flaccid myelitis, or AFM, a viral illness that targets the body’s nervous system and can lead to paralysis and death.Rare Heart Condition Affects Pregnant WomenEleven of those cases are in Texas and at least five of them are in North Texas, according to doctors.Infection with AFM leads to the limb weakness and paralysis.Doctors Tell of Warning Signs of Illness Affecting ChildrenOther symptoms include drooping eyelids, facial weakness and slurred speech, breathing problems, gastrointestinal infections and difficulty swallowing."
The similarities to polio are frightening and real," said Dr. Benjamin Greenberg, pediatric neurologist at Children's Health and associate professor at UT Southwestern Medical Center.Genomic Study: Predicting Health from DNA"What we see in children today is quite similar to what we saw in polio going back over a hundred years," Greenberg said.Doctors are troubled by the increase in cases this year.Possible OTC Pill for Bipolar Patients with Alcoholism"We think we are going to see more cases. We don't know how many. When we look to 2014, we saw a spike in cases, going through July, August and September. Then, as it got to October, November, December, the cases declined, but we hope we are on the tail end."Greenberg says the suspected cause of the condition is a virus called enterovirus-D68.Children's Health Uses 3-D Display to Study Patients' Organs"We think this is triggered by a virus, specifically something called the enterovirus-D68 sub type, but there's a lot of debate on proving causation.
In 2014, there was a large outbreak nationwide. We saw 120 kids of more nationwide come down with this paralytic conditions," Greenberg said."Not all kids recover and we are still looking at ways to improve those outcomes in any way possible. There's nationwide study trying to understand why some people get this condition and other don't, and of those who get it, why it's severe or mild," he adds.Children's Transgender Clinic Experiences High GrowthEnterovirus-D68 is transmitted through casual contact and doctors say the best prevention is proper hygiene, like washing hands and avoiding contact with others while sick.It's still not clear, however, whether the virus was the definite cause of AFM in 10-year-old Faith Dibley, of Frisco.Rates of Colon Cancer Among Millennials on the RiseShe went to bed one Saturday night in July with a strange pain in her left hand."It was stinging, so I thought I might have just injured it. I thought I needed a good night sleep," she said.'Wrongful Birth' Bill Approved to Full Texas SenateBy Sunday morning, she wasn't able to move her legs, in addition to her left hand.
Her parents, Glenn and Kittren Dibley, say they knew right away they needed to take Faith to the emergency room.Texas Students Make 3-D Prosthetic Hands"Her telling us, 'I can't walk, my legs feel funny,' and of course, her hands were still in a closed abnormal position," said Glenn Dibley, as he described the point they decided Faith needed medical attention.They took her to Children's Medical Center of Dallas, where doctors had treated several cases like hers before.Country-Wide Decrease in Flu Cases, Texas Still HighThey gave her therapies to "dampen down the immune system" in her spinal cord, which was inflamed, according to Dr. Greenberg, who says there is no FDA approved treatment therapies for AFM.Faith recovered function of legs but still needs occupational therapy to regain full function of her left hand.Most Heart Attack Patients Miss Cardiac Rehab: Study"I always thought when I was in the hospital, 'Why me? Why did it have to be me that got it out of billions of other people?'