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Press Releases

PatientsLikeMe Adds Online Community for People with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct 30, 2009

PatientsLikeMe adds community for people with chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis Read more...

UCB and PatientsLikeMe Partner to Give People With Epilepsy a Voice in Advancing Research

Brussels, Belgium and Cambridge, Mass., Jun 15, 2009

• Unique industry-patient partnership to improve understanding of epilepsy • Epilepsy patients will share real-time, day-to-day progress in controlling seizures and achieving treatment goals Read more...

PatientsLikeMe Teams Up With 23andMe to Help Parkinson's Patients

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jun 09, 2009

Health 2.0 Pioneers Work Together To Accelerate Research Read more...

PatientsLikeMe Mood Community Members Share Tips For Positive Inpatient Therapy Experience

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jun 03, 2009

"The Patient Voice" report series by PatientsLikeMe makes its debut Read more...

PatientsLikeMe Launches Genetics Search Engine for ALS Patients

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Apr 22, 2009

PatientsLikeMe launches new genetic search engine for ALS patients Read more...

PatientsLikeMe Launches Community for People with Fibromyalgia

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec 08, 2008

PatientsLikeMe announces new community for people with fibromyalgia. Read more...

PatientsLikeMe Report Indicates MS Patients Still Positive for Tysabri Following July Announcement of PML Cases

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov 03, 2008

PatientsLikeMe announces the release of its PatientsLikeMeListen™ report: "Did the July 2008 PML announcement affect the Tysabri brand?" Read more...

PatientsLikeMe Receives Prix Ars Electronica Honors

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Sep 09, 2008

PatientsLikeMe Wins Prix Ars Electronic "Award of Distinction" Read more...

PatientsLikeMe Study Reveals Greater Burden for Younger Patients With Parkinson's Disease

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Aug 20, 2008

A recent study by PatientsLikeMe, the leading health data sharing community for patients with life-changing conditions, reveals Young-Onset Parkinson’s Disease (YOPD) patients (individuals with symptom onset at 40 years or younger) experience more non-motor symptoms than those with “classic” Parkinson’s disease (PD)... Read more...

PatientsLikeMe Geneticist, Catherine Brownstein, Ph.D. Wins Prestigious Research Award

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jul 08, 2008

Brownstein Accolades and R&D Background Read more...

PatientsLikeMe Announces New Community For People With HIV, AIDS

CAMBRIDGE, MA, Apr 08, 2008

PatientsLikeMe, the leading treatment and outcome sharing community for people with life-changing conditions, announces a new community for people with HIV and AIDS. Read more...

Benjamin Heywood Interviewed by the Health Business Blog

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jan 02, 2008

Bringing the New Year in right, Benjamin Heywood, CEO of PatientsLikeMe, was interviewed by the Health Business Blog. Read more...

Business 2.0 and CNN Money Recognize PatientsLikeMe as one of its "Next Disruptors: 15 Companies That Will Change The World"

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Aug 26, 2007

PatientsLikeMe, the leading treatment and outcome sharing website for people with life-changing conditions, has been recognized by Business 2.0 and CNN Money.com as one of their 2007 "Next Disruptors: 15 Companies That Will Change The World". Read more...

PatientsLikeMe Unleashes Real-World Treatment and Symptom Information to the Public for ALS and Multiple Sclerosis

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Aug 20, 2007

PatientsLikeMe.com, the leading treatment and outcome sharing community for people with life-changing conditions, has released the most comprehensive real-world treatment and symptom dataset on ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) and Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Read more...

PatientsLikeMe featured as part of PBS Frontline coverage of SO MUCH SO FAST

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Apr 03, 2007

PatientsLikeMe, the leading treatment and outcomes sharing website for people with life-changing diseases, is featured on the PBS news magazine Frontline’s website in conjunction with the April television airings of So Much So Fast. Described by Oscar-nominated directors Steven Ascher and Jeanne Jordan as “a black-humored cliffhanger of romance, guerrilla science and the redefinition of time,” So Much So Fast chronicles Stephen Heywood’s courageous battle with ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease). Read more...

FierceHealthIT Names PatientsLikeMe to List of Top Health IT Innovators

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Apr 02, 2007

PatientsLikeMe announced today that it has been named to FierceHealthIT’s first-ever list of Top Health IT Innovators. This recognition honors PatientsLikeMe for its innovation in the health IT industry. Read more...

PatientsLikeMe Receives Its First Scientific Award

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Feb 23, 2007

PatientsLikeMe, the leading treatment and outcomes sharing website for people with life-changing diseases, is proud to announce its first scientific poster award. Today, at the 20th anniversary meeting of the British Neuropsychiatry Association (BNPA), Dr. Paul Wicks, resident researcher at PatientsLikeMe.com received the Association’s first prize for the best poster presentation, entitled “Telesocial medicine for neurological disorders: PatientsLikeMe.com”. Read more...

PATIENTSLIKEME SECURES $5 MILLION SERIES A FINANCING

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Feb 05, 2007

PatientsLikeMe (http://www.patientslikeme.com), the leading treatment and outcome sharing website for people with life-changing diseases, announced today that it has secured $5 million in Series A funding led by Collaborative Seed and Growth Partners, LLC with participation from private equity fund Invus, LP. Previous investors in PatientsLikeMe include founding partner CommerceNet and Omidyar Network. Read more...

STEPHEN HEYWOOD, 37, Dies; Master-Builder/Architect, subject of the 2006 Major Motion Picture SO MUCH SO FAST

NEWTON, Mass., Nov 30, 2006

From December 1998 when Stephen Heywood was diagnosed with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease) to Sunday morning November 26, 2006 when he passed away with his family and friends Stephen lived a lifetime. Read more...