Symposium

Teprotumumab for EO: Drug-Induced Decompression Explained

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For many living with thyroid eye disease (TED), the sensation of pressure behind the eyes is more than just a physical discomfort; it is a constant, intrusive reminder of an autoimmune struggle. The condition, often characterized by bulging eyes (proptosis), swelling, and double vision, has historically been managed through a limited toolkit of corticosteroids, radiation, … Read more

Why Translational Research is Critical for Rare Diseases: The Klopstock Perspective

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For millions of people worldwide, a diagnosis of a rare disease brings a dual burden: the physical and emotional toll of the condition itself, and the often devastating realization that effective treatment options may not exist. Due to the fact that these conditions affect relatively small numbers of people, they have historically struggled to attract … Read more