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1. www.aamc.org › news › doctor-saved-his-own-life-nowThis doctor saved his own life. Now he’s on a mission to save ...

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   Sep 24, 2024 · Now he’s on a mission to save thousands more. David Fajgenbaum, MD, MBA, nearly died from a rare disease. His own research — and dogged hope — unearthed a treatment. Now he’s using AI and groundbreaking research methods to help others. David Fajgenbaum, MD, MBA, with cofounders of Every Cure, which uses artificial intelligence to ...

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2. bio.news › health › david-fajgenbaum-i-am-bioI am BIO Podcast: How Dr. David Fajgenbaum saved his own life

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   Sep 10, 2024 · In the season opener of the I am BIO Podcast, Dr. David Fajgenbaum shares his journey from patient to scientist, explaining how his battle with a life-threatening disease led him to make groundbreaking discoveries that are now helping others with rare diseases. Dr. Fajgenbaum’s story begins in medical school, when he was diagnosed with ...

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     Castleman disease expert Dr. Fajgenbaum answers patient questions

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4. 6abc.com › dr-david-fajgenbaum-every-cure-rareUniversity of Pennsylvania professor David Fajgenbaum's ...

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   Feb 29, 2024 · Dr. David Fajgenbaum attended the White House Rare Disease Forum on Wednesday. He announced his nonprofit, Every Cure , was awarded $48.3 million from the Biden administration.

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5. www.cnn.com › 2019/09/14 › healthThis med student was given last rites before finding a ... - CNN

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   Sep 14, 2019 · Fajgenbaum is now an assistant medical professor at the University of Pennsylvania, running a research lab and enrolling patients in a clinical trial for the drug that’s given him his life back.

6. www.wsj.com › health › healthcareThis Doctor Found His Own Miracle Drug. Now He Wants to Do It ...

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   Feb 28, 2024 · Feb. 28, 2024 5:30 pm ET. Listen to article. (2 minutes) Kaila Mabus, an athletic teenager in the Chicago area, went to the emergency room in 2019 in renal failure. It took another month before ...

7. philadelphia.today › 2024 › 03WSJ: After Finding Drug to Treat His ... - PHILADELPHIA.Today

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   Mar 7, 2024 · Dr. David Fajgenbaum, an immunologist at the University of Pennsylvania, found his miracle drug, and now wants to do the same for others, writes Amy Dockser Marcus for The Wall Street Journal. Fajgenbaum was diagnosed with Castleman disease when he was a third-year medical student. He started studying his own blood to see if he could find a ...

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   Where is Dr fajgenbaum now?

   • In 2015, Fajgenbaum joined the Perelman School of Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania as an assistant professor of medicine and associate director of the Orphan Disease Center, where he remains today.

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   Who is David fajgenbaum?

   • Dr. David Fajgenbaum attended the White House Rare Disease Forum on Wednesday. He announced his nonprofit, Every Cure, was awarded $48.3 million from the Biden administration. The funding will accelerate research to identify existing medicines that can be re-purposed to treat currently untreated diseases. Copyright © 2024 WPVI-TV.

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   How did David Fajgenbaum save his own life?

   • David Fajgenbaum, a med student, pioneered a new treatment and an approach to drug research after suffering repeated life-threatening relapses of Castleman disease. He saved his own life against the odds.

   This med student was given last rites before finding a treatment that

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   What happened to David Fajgenbaum?

   • David Fajgenbaum was stricken with a rare disease and lay in a hospital bed at the University of Arkansas, hovering a hair above death in late 2013. His blood platelet count was so low that even a slight bump to his body could trigger a lethal brain bleed.

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   Who is Caitlin Fajgenbaum?

   • Caitlin Fajgenbaum is an assistant medical professor at the University of Pennsylvania, running a research lab and enrolling patients in a clinical trial for the drug that saved his life. He finished the draft of his book in August 2018.

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   What happened to Dr. Fajgenbaum's mother?

   • Dr. Fajgenbaum's mother died of brain cancer a few years earlier, leaving him while he was in college. She experienced a rapid decline as her immune system went haywire. A retinal hemorrhage, a type of ministroke, temporarily blinded her left eye. Fluids leaked out of her blood vessels, a sign that her liver was failing.

   His Doctors Were Stumped. Then He Took Over. - The New York Times

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9. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › David_FajgenbaumDavid Fajgenbaum - Wikipedia

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   David C. Fajgenbaum (born March 29, 1985) is an American immunologist and author who is currently an assistant professor at the Perelman School of Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania. [1] He is most well known for his research into Castleman disease .