Routine is a huge part of the daily life of raising kids. They make the day go more smoothly, helping everyone know what to expect.
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NewsLivmarli approved in Japan as itching treatment for Alagille, PFIC
Livmarli (maralixibat) has been approved in Japan for the treatment of itching in people with Alagille syndrome and progressive familial intrahepatic cholestasis (PFIC),…
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ColumnsGiving ourselves grace amid a hectic schedule and missed appointments
I wish raising children would come with a checklist. Every day there are so many items to check off in addition to work and staying…
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ColumnsWhy community is important for parents of children with Alagille
I normally reserve this column for sharing stories about my son Finley, who was born with Alagille syndrome in 2021. Obviously, he deserves the…
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NewsMore collaborative Alagille research is needed, review study says
More collaborative research is needed to better understand Alagille syndrome and to help overcome challenges related to diagnosing and treating it, according to a…
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ColumnsWhile treatment has helped my son, the itch never entirely fades
If you spend enough time around something, you’ll start to notice it less and less. But that’s not always the case with our 4-year-old son,…
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News6 JAG1, NOTCH2 gene mutations ID’d as likely cause of Alagille
Researchers in China have identified six new mutations in the JAG1 and NOTCH2 genes as likely causes of Alagille syndrome. In…
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ColumnsThe value of the yearly pediatrician appointment
For our family, the early months of the year are the season to visit the pediatrician. With both of my boys born in this period…
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ColumnsWith so many specialists, scheduling appointments can be tricky
Tedious background music drones on repeat. Or worse, a repetitive voice recording reminds you that the lines are full and your call is important. For…
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NewsPoor access to genetic testing may delay Alagille syndrome diagnosis
Difficulty accessing genetic testing in low- to middle-income countries may delay the diagnosis of Alagille syndrome in children and lead to misdiagnoses that may…
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