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(New York, New York) – Mission: Cure in partnership with AvoMD, a software company that translates clinical evidence into the workflow, has developed a tool for the point-of-care to improve treatment for patients with exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI). The interactive EPI tool is available for free in all electronic health records (EHRs) on the AvoMD …
Oatmeal is not only delicious, but also an easily digestible food. Oatmeal is a type of cereal made out of oats. It is easy to make and is great as a quick snack or nutritious breakfast. Instant oatmeal can be made by simply adding your choice of base (like water or milk) to a bowl …
You may have already heard about the ‘sticky’ relationship between pancreatitis and peanut butter. Peanut butter is a popular spread known for its smooth texture and creamy flavor. However, for those with pancreatitis, peanut butter may trigger feelings of discomfort, abdominal pain, or flare-ups. When it comes to pancreatitis, experts recommend eating a low-fat diet. …
Honey is a natural sweetener that offers several health and anti-inflammatory benefits. For pancreatitis patients in particular, honey can be a helpful source of energy (calories) for those who struggle to eat enough food, are malnourished, or are unintentionally losing weight. On the other hand, when it comes to pancreatitis, it is always important to …
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In this Mission: Cure patient education video, Dr. Steve Freedman from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center of Harvard Medical School explains exocrine pancreatic insufficiency: diagnosis, treatment, and frequently asked questions. Stay Up-To-Date on the Latest Pancreatitis Advancements Mission: Cure is a coalition of patients, doctors, researchers, and entrepreneurs pioneering a new approach to curing diseases …
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In this Mission: Cure patient education video, Dr. Steve Freedman from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center of Harvard Medical School explains exocrine pancreatic insufficiency: what it is, risk factors, symptoms, and treatment. Stay Up-To-Date on the Latest Pancreatitis Advancements Mission: Cure is a coalition of patients, doctors, researchers, and entrepreneurs pioneering a new approach to …
According to a 2018 study on chronic illness, 45% (or 133 million) of Americans suffer from chronic illnesses. A chronic illness is a type of disease or condition with long-lasting effects. Some examples include heart disease, cancer, pancreatitis, and diabetes. Receiving a chronic illness diagnosis can sometimes be isolating and overwhelming, and some chronic illnesses …
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In this Mission: Cure patient education webinar, medical experts discuss current clinical trials available to pancreatitis patients. A clinical trial is a research study to test new treatments on people. It is a critical step in the process of getting a new treatment approved so that it can be given to patients. After a treatment, …
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Pancreatitis can sometimes make getting a proper amount of nutrients difficult. Chronic pancreatitis hinders the release of pancreatic enzymes, making it hard for the body to absorb nutrients. This can sometimes lead to vitamin A, vitamin D, vitamin K, and vitamin E deficiency, along with malnutrition. Additionally, pancreatitis can lead to other conditions, like diabetes …
Our team got together in Pittsburgh, PA last month for PancreasFest 2023, where pancreas doctors and researchers come together to find new ways to improve patient care. As you may know, our team works virtually across the U.S. and in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), so it’s always a blast when we get together in …
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