Think “First, Do No Harm” for Patients With Myasthenia Gravis

April 2022

About 60,000 people in the US have myasthenia gravis and will need your help to ensure safe med use.

This chronic, autoimmune disease can cause bouts of muscle weakness almost anywhere in the body...from drooping eyelids or double vision to difficulty swallowing or breathing.

These patients’ immune systems make antibodies...mostly to acetylcholine receptors...which impair muscle contraction.

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