Health & Medicine

Opinion: America needs more clinics of last resort for patients who can't get answers

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The National Institutes of Health's Undiagnosed Diseases Program has provided hope to long-suffering patients like Louise Benge and her siblings in rural Kentucky, who endured unexplained medical conditions for decades. This program highlights the critical need for specialized clinics that can address complex, undiagnosed illnesses, offering a path forward for both patients and medical researchers. Developers and tech professionals should watch for technological advancements in diagnostic tools that could support such programs.

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