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2 articles from the last 30 days matching "treatment adherence"

AdvocacyRSS2 days ago

I’m proud of how my son’s treatment adherence has improved over the years

A parent shares their experience watching their son Julian improve at taking his hemophilia treatment over the years. The article highlights how better treatment adherence—actually taking medications as prescribed—has helped their son pursue his dreams, like performing on Broadway. This personal story shows how managing a chronic condition can get easier with time and support.

WHY IT MATTERSFor families managing hemophilia, this firsthand account demonstrates that treatment adherence improves with age and practice, which can help prevent bleeding complications and allow children to participate fully in activities they love.
Good to knowHemophilia
NewsRSSApr 28

Setting expectations for treatment adherence in Duchenne care

A doctor named Edward Smith is explaining why it's important for patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy to stick with their treatments. He says doctors need to be clear and honest with patients about what a treatment can and cannot do, including both the good effects and any side effects. When patients understand what to expect, they're more likely to keep taking their medicine as prescribed.

WHY IT MATTERSUnderstanding treatment expectations helps Duchenne patients and their families make informed decisions about whether to start a treatment and stay committed to it, which directly affects how well the treatment can work.
💬 Ask your doctorDuchenne muscular dystrophy

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