Obeticholic acid is being investigated as a possible treatment for PSC due to its antifibrotic effects. Simtuzumab is a monoclonal antibody against the profibrotic enzyme LOXL2 that is being developed as a possible therapy for PSC. Notable cases
Chris Klug – professional snowboarder with PSC who had liver transplant
Chris LeDoux – professional rodeo rider and country musician with PSC who died of cholangiocarcinoma
Elena Baltacha – British professional tennis player, diagnosed with PSC at age 19 and died five months after being diagnosed with PSC-associated liver cancer (specifically cholangiocarcinoma) at the age of 30
Walter Payton – died of complications of PSC
Kieron Dyer – professional footballer
James Redford – director and son of Robert Redford who underwent two liver transplants due to PSC

References
External links
Patient support organizations:

www.pscpartners.org—based in the US
www.pscpartners.ca—based in Canada
www.pscsupport.org.au—based in Australia
www.pscsupport.org.uk—based in the UK
Simmonds disease, however, occurs in either sex due to causes unrelated to pregnancy.However, in his 1939 publication: “Simmonds’ Disease due to Post-partum Necrosis of the Anterior Pituitary”, Dr. Sheehan displays post-partum necrosis as a cause of Simmonds’ disease, thus establishing the relationship between the two conditions. According to Sheehan in 1939 approximately 41% of survivors of severe postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) and/or hypovolemic shock experienced severe or partial hypopituitarism. References


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