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Building nutritional habits that support life with Gaucher disease

Living with Gaucher disease means I always have a strong awareness of my body in all its functions. Bone health, energy levels, and long-term stability aren’t abstract ideas — they’re part of my daily calculations, even when I’m considered “stable.” Recently, I finished a nutrition course, not because…

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Gaucher subtypes driven by unique molecular signatures: Study

The three main types of Gaucher disease differ not only in symptoms but also in the biological processes driving the disease at a molecular level, according to a study. Type 1 Gaucher disease is associated with changes in immune regulation, tissue structure, and cellular stress responses, while types 2…

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Cerezyme becomes 1st FDA-approved therapy for type 3 Gaucher

Note: This story was updated Jan. 20, 2026, to clarify that the label update also removed age restrictions, allowing Cerezyme to be used from birth. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has expanded the approval of Cerezyme (imiglucerase) to include the treatment of non-neurological symptoms in children…

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Featured ColumnConstant medical vulnerability can be exhausting

Similar to the postpartum period, living with chronic illness requires a tiring amount of medical vulnerability, says columnist Rivka Silver.

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    Building nutritional habits that support life with Gaucher disease

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    Gaucher subtypes driven by unique molecular signatures: Study

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    Cerezyme becomes 1st FDA-approved therapy for type 3 Gaucher

  4. A pregnant woman cradles her belly as she clutches a teddy bear.
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    Natera’s updated prenatal test now includes Gaucher disease

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    Study cautions against switching Gaucher treatments to cut costs

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    Bone complications affect most people with Gaucher disease, study finds

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