Living with a rare neuromuscular disease isn't easy. If these signs sound familiar, it may be time to learn about clinical trial options, especially if your current treatment isn't enough. #ALS#CIDP#myositis#neuromusculardisease
New treatments don't start in pharmacies—they start in clinical trials. Participating could give you early access to emerging therapies for your #neuromuscular condition. See our link in bio to learn about our active trials and check your eligibility to participate. #ALS#CIDP
Living with #CIDP shouldn't mean settling for "good enough." If your current treatment isn't providing the symptom control you hoped for, clinical research may offer another option to explore at NNRI, where Neuromuscular Medicine is all we do.
#ClinicalTrials#RareDisease
Better treatments start with research. At NNRI, we're advancing medicine through clinical trials for rare neuromuscular diseases—and providing the compassionate, specialized care that leaves participants feeling truly cared for. Click our link in bio to see if you qualify.
Where you decide to participate in a clinical trial can make a difference. Our team has been focused on rare neuromuscular diseases since 2015. Click the link in bio to see our active trials and find out if you are eligible to participate. #ALS#CIDP#MyastheniaGravis
Clinical trials offer more than access to emerging therapies—they offer a way to take control, contribute to discovery, and help shape the future of care for rare neuromuscular diseases. Click to see if you qualify. #RareDiseases#Neuromuscular#ALS#CIDP#MyastheniaGravis
Early symptoms of ALS vary from person to person and can be very subtle and easily dismissed. If you are noticing these symptoms, seeking evaluation from a neurologist or a specialized neuromuscular center is an important first step. #ALS#ALSAwareness#Neuromuscular
Have you visited our new location yet? 🤩 Last month, all providers and staff from our Bailey Square office moved into a brand new location at 7951 Shoal Creek Blvd., right next door to the PNC Bank Building. More details: https://t.co/OMMoGxnynS
Erin defied the grim prognosis from her surgeon through adherence to therapy, self-determination, and PMA (positive mental attitude)! https://t.co/sHgEwjSEMi #WorldIBDDay#CrohnsDisease@AustinGastro@CCfdnSTexas
Since 2016, Austin Gastroenterology has partnered with People’s to provide free colonoscopies to our patients who would not otherwise be able to get them, helping to prevent one of the most deadly forms of cancer. @AustinGastro, thank you for your amazing work!
Excited to continue our support for colorectal cancer prevention at @austinpcc. A grant for $21,000+ will ensure more underinsured in the Austin community get access to screening. @AustinGastro#KeepAustinScreened
Looks like tomorrow could really get weird! Check out the @WeirdHomesTour to see some of the wackiest homes across #ATX. Plus, ticket proceeds go to local #Austin nonprofits. https://t.co/l5aLF41srP #KeepAustinWeird but also #KeepAustinScreened
Today is the 1st International NASH (Non-Alcoholic SteatoHepatitis) Awareness Day. NASH is a silent and potentially fatal disease affecting more Americans than ever before. Read about one of our brave patients who shared her story with us: https://t.co/dRPhQz1dfK #NASHDay#NASH
Due to Winter Storm Warning for Tue, 1/16, AG clinics & endoscopy centers will be closed all day to ensure safety of our employees and patients. If you are scheduled for a consultation or procedure on Tue, an AG rep will reach out to reschedule your appt once we return. BE SAFE!