Medicine X Story
Working as a medical doctor, I realised that far too many patients are confused about their diagnoses, their conditions and their treatments. There’s a disconnect between the language that doctors use, and what everyday people understand. This can make you feel incredibly hopeless and anxious at an often very difficult time in your life.
We believe there is a better way. We believe all patients, regardless of age, gender, culture or condition, should have access to medical information they can understand! Everyone should feel informed and empowered, in order to engage with their doctors and be involved in making medical decisions.
This is why MEDICINE X was created.
Dr. Kim Chilman-Blair
Founder, MEDICINE X
About MG Xplained
Real People
The MG XPLAINED story is based on a real person – Jayde! It reflects her story, her experiences and her advice to others. There have also been lots of people who contributed along the way with their stories and advice. Thanks to everyone who helped create MG Xplained!
Our Team
The MEDICINE X team are doctors, artists, and creative writers that all work to make sure of one thing – the information is easy to understand. No more medical jargon! Everything is correct and up-to-date!
Experts
Each of the stories we create is different, so there are experts in the field of MG that have reviewed the story to ensure it is spot on in terms of medical information.
MG Xpert
Check out the expert that has been involved with MG Xplained!
Produced in partnership with
Australia Myasthenic Association in NSW Inc
The Australia Myasthenic Association was formed in 1982 to provide patient support for myasthenic sufferers and their friends and families. If you have just been diagnosed or you have lived with the condition for a while, its nice to know you are not alone. The association allows members to communicate with people having similar experiences through a Facebook page, and attend calendar events. Please visit the website for more details.
myasthenia.org.auKindly supported by
Kindly supported by
We are driven by our promise to save lives and improve the quality of life for our patients and their families, because living with a rare disease impacts more than just one person. We offer support programs and activities and we partner with patient advocacy organisations to improve and expand educational and outreach efforts. We also work with government authorities to ensure patients have access to the medicines they need to live life to the fullest.