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Researchers test cellular ‘shipping containers’ for use in PH treatment

Treatment with molecular shipping containers called extracellular vesicles, loaded with a signaling molecule called cAMP, reduced the severity of pulmonary hypertension (PH) in a rat model of the disease, a new study reports. The data indicated that these packages of signaling molecules, which they dubbed cAMP-EVs, reduced the abnormal…

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Misuse of assistive services makes it harder to travel with a disability

Sometimes a news headline rattles you so deeply that you’re still thinking about it nearly two months later. I probably can’t shake this particular headline because I was at the airport when I read the article. Let’s rewind to the week before last Christmas, when I was preparing to fly…

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Sit-to-stand chair test may predict adverse outcomes in PH: Study

The one-minute sit-to-stand test (STST), which measures the number of times a patient can sit down and stand up from a chair in 1 min, may predict adverse outcomes in adults with pulmonary hypertension (PH), according to a study. In particular, worse performance in the STST (14 repetitions or…

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New study links SOX17 mutations to severe PAH in children, some adults

Mutations in the gene SOX17 are linked to a severe form of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) that most often manifests in childhood, though these mutations are also found in some adults with adult-onset PAH, according to a new study. Findings suggest that the specific type and location of mutations in…

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Featured PerspectiveAccepting myself and the things I can’t change in life with PH

The journey to acceptance doesn’t require a final destination, just forward movement, writes columnist Mike Naple.

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