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Join Andrea and her guest clinical immunologist, Dr Julia Upton, as they discuss a rare and underdiagnosed primary immunodeficiency, APDS. Would you know the signs, symptoms and what to look for?
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Take a look at what is coming next week in episode 8, "APDS"
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This week, Andrea looks at the ins and outs of supporting patients and their families including the planning and emotional strategies. Join her as she explores why professionals such as social workers and child life specialists are so necessary in a holistic approach to care. This week's guests include Danielle Sikora and Stephanie Wanner.
Season 3 is supported by Pharming
Take a look at the next episode, "Social workers and child life specialists; the importance of a holistic approach"
Season 3 is supported by Pharming
This week, Andrea talks to two experts, Dr. Thierry Lacaze and Breanne Stewart from RareKids CAN, about the importance of clinical trials for rare disease patients and families in Canada and what they are doing to change things.
Season 3 is supported by Pharming
Take a listen to what is coming up in the next episode of Slice of PI, "Clinical Trials in Canada"
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Can DNA be made into music? In this episode, Andrea talks to two researchers at the University of Alberta who are doing just that. Listen and find out how music composed by converting protein sequences or genes to musical notes can impact the PI community.
Part 2 of 2
Season 3 is supported by Pharming
Can DNA be made into music? In this episode, Andrea talks to two researchers at the University of Alberta who are doing just that. Listen and find out how music composed by converting protein sequences or genes to musical notes can impact the PI community.
Part 1 of 2 episodes
Season 3 is supported by Pharming
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A podcast by and for patients living with primary immunodeficiency (PI). “A Slice of PI” explores the diverse experiences of people living with PI through reflexive investigation of the social and…