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RFP for our APECED syndrome/APS Type 1 clinical seed grant.

Bone Quality in Hypoparathyroidism

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Spring 2008

Winter, 2007

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Calcium and PMS

Got Milk? A new theory on the ralationship between calcium and PMS

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Welcome to the Hypoparathyroidism Association Website  
Welcome to the only association in the world devoted to all forms of Hypoparathyroidism, a rare medical disorder. This website contains all of the newsletters published since our beginning in August of 1994, as well as several stand-alone articles and links to other websites of interest. We have also included a “Gallery” and “Directory” of our members, and an online registration form. The Gallery includes several photographs and stories from our members.
 

The Third Annual Hypoparathyroidism Patient Conference

The Third Annual Hypoparathyroidism Patient Conference is being held at the Rockville Ramada Inn (The Legacy) on June 12-14, 2008. For more information and specific information check Future Events and Activities in the Articles Section.

Make plans to attend before space runs out!

 

An Invitation to Participate in Patient Studies

The Hypoparathyroidism Association has endorsed patient participation in patient studies for several years.  Participation not only benefits medical researchers and patients, it helps increase our knowledge and understanding of hypoparathyroidism, a rare medical disorder which has invaded many of our lives.

There are currently two patient studies underway.  One is being conducted by Dr. Karen Winer and the National Institutes of Health and the other by Dr. John Bilezikian,  Dr. Mishaela Rubin and Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons.  We hope others will follow, leading to a more effective FDA approved regime for treating Hypoparathyroidism

In addition, there is an ongoing patient survey being conducted by Dr. Jim Norman, of Tampa, Florida, for all surgical onset Hypoparathyroidism patients. This particular survey specifically covers the anticipated and more often unanticipated consequences of surgery on a patient’s thyroid gland or parathyroid glands.

 

 



 
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