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FDA approves new drug that may help stop and even reverse a rare, fatal condition that doctors call a ticking time bomb

When doctors told Katrina Barry that she had a rare and serious condition called pulmonary arterial hypertension, or PAH, they warned her not to Google it.

United statesVallerie mclaughlinKatrina barryAaron waxmanPanagis galiatsatosUniversity of michiganDrug administrationJohns hopkins bayview medical centerAmerican lung associationInstitute for clinicalAmerican lungNew england journalAfrican americanKristin highlandCleveland clinicEconomic review

FDA approves new drug that may help stop and even reverse a rare, fatal condition that doctors call a ticking time bomb |

(CNN) — When doctors told Katrina Barry that she had a rare and serious condition called pulmonary arterial hypertension or PAH, they warned her not to Google it.

United statesPanagis galiatsatosVallerie mclaughlinAaron waxmanKatrina barryAmerican lung associationCable news network incJohns hopkins bayview medical centerDiscovery companyInstitute for clinicalUniversity of michiganWarner brosDrug administrationAmerican lungNew england journalAfrican american

FDA approves new drug that may help stop and even reverse a rare, fatal condition that doctors call a ticking time bomb | Health

(CNN) — When doctors told Katrina Barry that she had a rare and serious condition called pulmonary arterial hypertension or PAH, they warned her not to Google it.

United statesKatrina barryVallerie mclaughlinAaron waxmanPanagis galiatsatosUniversity of michiganCable news network incAmerican lung associationDiscovery companyJohns hopkins bayview medical centerWarner brosDrug administrationInstitute for clinicalAmerican lungNew england journalAfrican american

FDA approves new drug that may help stop and even reverse a rare, fatal condition that doctors call a ticking time bomb | Health

PAH affects about 500 to 1,000 Americans each year, often women between the ages of 30 and 60, according to the American Lung Association. Barry, who was 25 at the

United statesPanagis galiatsatosVallerie mclaughlinAaron waxmanKatrina barryDrug administrationInstitute for clinicalUniversity of michiganAmerican lung associationJohns hopkins bayview medical centerAmerican lungNew england journalAfrican americanKristin highlandCleveland clinicEconomic review

FDA approves new drug that may help stop and even reverse a rare, fatal condition that doctors call a ticking time bomb

When doctors told Katrina Barry that she had a rare and serious condition called pulmonary arterial hypertension, or PAH, they warned her not to Google it.

United statesKatrina barryAaron waxmanVallerie mclaughlinPanagis galiatsatosAmerican lung associationJohns hopkins bayview medical centerInstitute for clinicalUniversity of michiganDrug administrationAmerican lungNew england journalAfrican americanKristin highlandCleveland clinicEconomic review

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