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Arrr, FDA be grantin' Dupilumab for wee scallywags sufferin' from EoE. Shiver me timbers, that be grand news indeed!

2024-01-25

Arr, me hearties! Dupilumab be now deemed fit fer treatin' them wee ones afflicted with that nasty eosinophilic esophagitis, weighin' no less than 15kg and a mere year old! Aye, the Medscape Medical News be spreadin' the word!

Arr, me hearties! Avast ye! There be some news on the high seas of medicine! A mighty drug called Dupilumab has set sail to treat a condition called eosinophilic esophagitis in wee young scallywags as young as one year old, as long as they weigh at least 15 kilograms.

Ahoy, me mateys! Eosinophilic esophagitis be a tricky condition that makes the esophagus all inflamed and swollen. It be causing a lot of trouble for these little ones, making it hard for them to swallow their grub. But fear not, for Dupilumab be here to save the day!

Now, ye might be wonderin' what Dupilumab be. Well, it be a special potion created by the finest alchemists of modern medicine. It be known as a monoclonal antibody, which means it be a fancy weapon that targets specific troublemakers in the body.

Ye see, eosinophilic esophagitis be caused by certain cells called eosinophils gone rogue. These scurvy dogs be causin' all sorts of trouble in the esophagus. But Dupilumab be a hero that swoops in and tells these eosinophils to walk the plank, makin' the esophagus calm and peaceful once again.

But hold on to yer hats, me hearties, there be some conditions to this here treatment. The little ones need to be at least a year old and weigh 15 kilograms to hop aboard Dupilumab's ship. So, if ye meet these requirements, ye can set sail on the journey to calm seas and smooth swallowin'!

So, there ye have it, me hearties! Dupilumab be a mighty weapon in the fight against eosinophilic esophagitis for the tiniest of scallywags. It be a ray of hope in the stormy seas of medicine. Let us raise our mugs of grog and toast to Dupilumab, the hero of the 17th century medical pirates!

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