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David Fajgenbaum: I had a PET scan to look into my Castleman disease, and the scan came back completely clear

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Apr 5, 2024, 05:05

David Fajgenbaum: I had a PET scan to look into my Castleman disease, and the scan came back completely clear

David Fajgenbaum, Associate Professor of Medicine at University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, shared a post on X:

“Last week, I had a PET scan to look into my Castleman disease, and also to determine whether I’d had a recurrence in my liver cancer.

Great news, the scan came back completely clear and I’m so thankful for that.

But it also reminds me that we have so much work to do and at Every Cure we will continue to stay focused on finding cures for those who don’t have any.”

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