Arthritis News Archive

12-Aug-2007

 

Did gene therapy lead to Illinois woman's death? (Daily Herald)
Man seeks answers in wife's death following experimental gene therapy An Illinois man wants to know exactly why his 36-year-old wife died of internal bleeding and organ failure after taking part in medical research on an experimental drug she hoped would help her arthritis.

Minorities at higher risk of arthritis disability (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Black and Hispanic adults with arthritis are more likely than whites to become disabled from the joint disease, new research findings suggest.

Govt quizzed over arthritis drug deaths (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
New South Wales acting Minister for Health John Hatzistergos says the Federal Government has many questions to answer about why the drug Lumiracoxib was ever allowed to be sold in Australia.

Emirates Arthritis Foundation chooses Etisal as its public relations agency (AME Info)
Emirates Arthritis Foundation has chosen Etisal, Dubai's leading public relations and event management firm to handle its portfolio relating to events and conferences.

Living With Arthritis Pain (ThirdAge)
If you suffer from arthritis, you know how the pain can interfere with your daily activities. But do you know what triggers the pain?

Achy achy joints (The Star Online)
Rheumatoid arthritis affects the joints of the body in a symmetrical manner. MY mother has gnarled and knobbly fingers and hands. She feels very stiff in the morning. I?ve been hearing a lot about ?arthritis?. Do you think she could be having this?

Man seeks answers in wife's death following experimental gene therapy (KWQC-TV 6 Davenport)
CHICAGO (AP) - An Illinois man wants to know why his 36-year-old wife died of internal bleeding and organ failure after taking part in research on an experimental drug she hoped would help her arthritis.

Man seeks answers in wife's death following experimental gene therapy (Chicago Tribune)
An Illinois man wants to know exactly why his 36-year-old wife died of internal bleeding and organ failure after taking part in medical research on an experimental drug she hoped would help her arthritis.

Ill. woman's death in drug study probed (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
A woman whose death in a gene therapy study shut it down and prompted a review of the safety of 28 other studies was experiencing multiple organ failure when she got to the hospital, a spokesman said. Jolee Mohr, 36, died July 24, 22 days after receiving her second injection of an experimental drug made of genetically engineered viruses she hoped would help her arthritis. Robb Mohr said he ...

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