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Joe Sanchez Fights Inclusion Body Myositis with Exercise

Joe Sanchez Fights Inclusion Body Myositis with Exercise

by Kevin Dooley, MD | Oct 26, 2018 | News and Information

When Joe Sanchez was diagnosed with sporadic inclusion body myositis (sIBM) five years ago, he couldn’t walk more than 1/3 mile, he was exhausted after climbing a flight of stairs, and he had trouble gripping a knife safely. He knew there was no medical treatment for...

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