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A Clinical & Patient Perspective of Wild-Type Amyloidosis

July 29, 2021

In this special video, hear world-renowned expert Dr. Mathew S. Maurer and his patient John Basdavanos presenting to a group of medical students. Dr. Maurer provides a brief overview of Wild-Type Amyloidosis (ATTRwt), while John provides the patient perspective. Together, these insights offer a compelling story about battling a life threatening disease.

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AI, Protein Folding & Amyloidosis

February 18, 2021

AI is rapidly advancing the knowledge of protein misfolding, unlocking answers for amyloidosis which should lead to earlier diagnosis, improved treatment, and better patient survival.

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ASB: 2020 Year-End Review

December 14, 2020

Last year, we set our 2020 goal at 60 presentations, not knowing what was ahead. We gave 22 presentations in the Spring, and 33 presentations this Fall.  So while we didn’t quite reach our goal, we are super proud that we did achieve 92% of our goal!  Read more about our busy year!

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Spinal Stenosis & Amyloidosis

November 10, 2020

Spinal stenosis can be one of those precursor clues to amyloidosis, particularly senile, aka wild-type, amyloidosis (ATTRwt).

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Bicep Bunching & Amyloidosis

September 16, 2020

Often called “Popeye Deformity,” bicep bunching is visible when the patient flexes their arm, giving the appearance of popeye-like arms. While the result of a torn tendon, be aware it can be a leading indicator of more serious issues.

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