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The
petition to the Discovery Channel is still online and available for more
signatures for those who missed it so far! This petition is to request
that the Discovery Channel do a documentary on gastroparesis in order to
increase awareness of the condition. The petition is located at www.petitionpetition.com/cgi/petition.cgi?id=4321
Please contact Colleen Udell at cudell@g-pact.org
with any questions regarding the petition. (****PETITION NOW CLOSED,
PLEASE LOOK FOR FUTURE PETITIONS****) Additional
PR news: ****The
Latest from the Research Department**** -If
you are a researcher, doctor, or other related medical professional and
would like to learn more about the G-PACT research department, please
e-mail Cindy at cporter@g-pact.org
or call us at 1-888-820-0729 x 86 -Research
is still conducting our survey among gastroparesis patients in an effort
to look for possible common connections between symptoms, other
conditions, health history as a child, etc. Please contact Research and
Development at research@g-pact.org for more information or to express
an interest in taking part in this survey. -Another
petition is online at http://www.ipetitions.com.
This petition is an effort to get the FDA to re-evaluate its decision to
not approve domperidone, the only medication available to address
delayed gastric emptying. Those in need of this medication must order it
from other countries and must pay
for it in full since US insurance companies will not cover it since it
is not available in the -There
is a petition online in the Gastroparesis Support Group (members only).
This petition is in regards to weight (overweight and/or underweight)
and if it is a factor in pre-disposition to developing GP. Information
on this study is conflicting at this time. -Writing
to American Diabetes Association to inquire on the reverse relation of
one with GP and a family history of Diabetes-do they eventually develop
Diabetes. If so to what degree? -Research
department is gathering statistics about Gastroparesis. If you have
reliable statistics relating to any aspect of GP, please send them to
the Research Department staff at research@g-pact.org
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