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    Patients with neuromuscular diseases face an increased risk for respiratory muscle weakness, which can contribute to various health and mental problems that take a significant toll on their lives.There is limited guidance on managing respiratory muscle weakness associated with neuromuscular diseases, Akram Khan, MD, associate professor of pulmonary, allergy and critical care medicine at Oregon

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    Dr. Henry Kaminski, of George Washington University, explains why ophthalmologists can often be  the first physicians to see a person with myasthenia gravis.

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    • Henry Kaminski, MD, Professor of Medicine at The George Washington University, describes the early symptoms of myasthenia gravis. #MG is a chronic autoimmune neuromuscular disease @GWtweets @MGNet__ @rarediseasesnet @NIH https://t.co/S7TeLmoeGW #rarediseases #neuromuscular

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    Dr. Henry Kaminski, of George Washington University, explains why ophthalmologists can often be  the first physicians to see a person with myasthenia gravis.

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    • Henry Kaminski, MD, Professor of Medicine at The George Washington University, describes the early symptoms of myasthenia gravis. #MG is a chronic autoimmune neuromuscular disease @GWtweets @MGNet__ @rarediseasesnet @NIH https://t.co/S7TeLmoeGW #rarediseases #neuromuscular