Angry at Arthritis

12/05/2023

“Cartilage and other tissues, which are found in knee joints, are the same tissues which can be found in, for example, hip or other articulating joints. So in other words, it's a fair assumption to say that R399E could work in all joints where injections can be conducted.”

In this Angry@Arthritis episode, listen to Dr. Martin Michaelis deep dive into the potential of R399E, a potential treatment 🎙️: https://www.angryarthritis.org/podcasts/innovation-r399e-oa-drug-add-water-stir/

12/04/2023

Did you know? 🦴 Check out these facts on R399E, a potential new treatment for : https://www.angryarthritis.org/podcasts/innovation-r399e-oa-drug-add-water-stir/

12/01/2023

In the 9th Angry@Arthritis episode, we cover:

1️⃣ Dr. Martin Michaelis’ work in the field of
2️⃣ R399E, one of the drugs from Merck KGaA, to help reduce pain and slow the progression of
3️⃣ The drug’s history oand the path forward from here

Listen to hear more: https://www.angryarthritis.org/podcasts/innovation-r399e-oa-drug-add-water-stir/

11/28/2023

The next Angry@Arthritis episode is now live. Tune in to hear:

➡️ Dr. Martin Michaelis, former head of research and early clinical development, talk about his work in the field
➡️ Discussion of a potential new treatment for OA called R399E
➡️ The history of similar drugs and what’s next for OA treatments

https://www.angryarthritis.org/podcasts/innovation-r399e-oa-drug-add-water-stir/

11/27/2023

The Universität Basel has achieved a milestone by developing the first biological implants for treating cartilage lesions and in humans.

These implants represent a significant advancement in addressing these conditions. Read more from Scienmag.com: https://bit.ly/3RaqfVp

The Department of Biomedicine at the University of Basel and the University Hospital Basel, today announced that it delivered the first surgical procedure to treat Osteoarthritis (OA) in humans. The

11/15/2023

The Department of Biomedicine at Universität Basel announced that it delivered the first surgical procedure to treat in humans.

The procedure, called Nasal Chondrocyte Tissue-Engineered Cartilage, or N-TEC, provides an innovative alternative to cure confined knee cartilage lesions as well as to address degenerative OA cases that have to date required knee joint replacements – prosthetics that routinely need replacing after 15-20 years.

Read more: https://www.angryarthritis.org/about/

Born out of this frustration, I created Angry@Arthritis to cut through the pain. I’ve spent thousands of hours googling, read mountains of research papers, sent hundreds of emails, donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to research, and flown all over the world building relationships in order to...