Orphan describes pain of returning to Gaza with no family
My mother, father, and brothers are all buried in one grave,” 12-year-old Alma Ja’arour said. "There is no home to return to, ...
FDA Grants Orphan Drug Designation to March Biosciences for T-Cell Lymphoma
By Daniella Parra March Biosciences was granted an orphan drug designation from the FDA to MB-105, its CD5-targeted CAR-T ...
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When Orphans Aren’t Actually Orphans
When author Kristen Martin lost her own parents to cancer as a child, her experience as an orphan was nothing like that.
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What is an Orphan Drug? A Guide to Rare Disease Therapies
Orphan drugs offer critical treatment options for rare diseases, improving quality of life for underserved patients and ...
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FDA Grants Orphan Drug Designation to MB-105 for R/R T-Cell Lymphoma
MB-105, a first-in-class CD5-targeted CAR T-cell therapy, received FDA orphan drug designation for relapsed/refractory T-cell ...
Hulu Reveals Start Date, Shares First Look Of Ellen Pompeo Orphan Drama Called ‘Good American Family’
Hulu has revealed the premiere date for Good American Family, the eight-episode series starring and executive produced by ...
Orphan 3: Isabelle Fuhrman Teases “Nuts” Sequel in Cult Horror Franchise
Orphan 3 star Isabelle Fuhrman has shared some exciting new details about the upcoming horror sequel. The film follows 2022’s ...
Isabelle Fuhrman Talks Julia Stiles’ ‘Wish You Were Here’ Gift and the ‘Orphan 3’ Script: “It’s So Good”
Years after becoming a horror icon as a child, the industry may not have thought of Fuhrman as a romantic lead. But, as she ...
March Biosciences Receives FDA Orphan Drug Designation for MB-105, a First-in-Class CD5 CAR-T Cell Therapy, for T-Cell Lymphoma
Company prepares to advance to Phase 2 clinical trial in early 2025 HOUSTON, Jan. 28, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- (March Bio), an emerging clinical stage biotechnology company committed to combating ...
An author separates the fiction of orphanhood from the reality
In “The Sun Won’t Come Out Tomorrow,” Kristen Martin shows that orphanhood is neither a trope nor a metaphor.