Sixteen people died when the Humboldt Broncos’ team bus crashed in April 2018. Thirteen people were injured, including Ryan Straschnitzki who was paralysed
Clinical trials, at first glance, would appear to be an unhurried exercise conducted calmly by lab-coated researchers in sanitised laboratories. The proverbial tip-of-the-iceberg more than adequately describes this situation. In the first place, the planet’s 7.5 billion people are potential consumers of the drugs that undergo clinical trials. Primary targets
Vicki Faulk was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, a neurodegenerative disease that continues to affect and consume the lives of thousands of people around the world.
The 45 year old man from the Netherlands was left with only option back in his home country – managing the disorder through medication which would slow down the progress of ALS.
Meet Christien Festa, a 20 year old Australian. He suffers from Diffuse Axonal Injury. The disease diminished the quality of his life and hindered him from performing tasks he previously enjoyed and did without much thought.
Steven Edge is a 23 year old Australian who suffers from a Spinal Cord Injury, specifically injuries to the chest vertebrae. Steven sought treatment outside Australia since the options he had were limited.
Meet Samantha, a 38 year old from Australia. Samantha was diagnosed with Tinnitus. After seeking conventional methods of treatment in her country without much success, she began to seek for treatment beyond the borders.
Baby Gniewomir was diagnosed with Optic Nerve Hypoplasia shortly after he was born. The neurological disease that is a result of underdeveloped optic nerves was already reducing the Gniewomir’s quality of life at the young age of one.
Figures from The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) show that about half of all adults in the US (117 million people) suffer from one or more chronic health conditions. The cost of caring for chronically ill patients which includes drugs, procedures and hospitalisation is a major financial drain
The testimonials and reviews from previous patients who were suffering from ALS encouraged Judy to pursue treatment with Unique Access
After much research and contact with the Patient Representatives, Werner realised Unique Access was the best option in his fight against ALS. This was the beginning of Werner’s journey to Bangkok where he would begin treatment through Stem Cell Therapy.
Unique Access Medical is not a treatment provider. Results vary between patients and a particular outcome represented here is not guaranteed for any patient.
