About Our Forums

Connect with patients, caregivers, and medical professionals to ask questions, share experiences, and support each other. Forums are run by Bionews, Inc.

• Main forums are public — visible to all.
• There are private groups just for patients and for parents/caregivers (membership required to join and post).
• A public group for medical professionals is also available.
• Use private messages to chat directly with other users.
• The forums are for adults 18 and older.

Anything you post in the public forums can be read by anyone, even without an account, unless it’s posted in a private group. It can be copied by other people and may show up in search engines like Google or on other websites. If you’d rather stay private, pick a username that doesn’t identify you.

Direct questions to forum moderators or [email protected]. Thanks for being part of our community!

Last updated October 1, 2026.

Meet Your Moderators

Community Code of Conduct


Our forums are safe spaces for sharing and support. Please:

• Be respectful. Debate ideas, not people. Personal attacks, harassment, or hate speech are not allowed.
• Keep language clean—no profanity.
• Never share private info (yours or others’).
• No graphic or unsafe content, bullying, or encouraging illegal activity.
• Avoid spam, ads, duplicate posts, or “petitions.”
• Use the search feature before posting a new thread.
• Questions about a moderation decision? Email [email protected]
  instead of posting about it.
• This is peer support, not medical advice: always consult a healthcare professional for medical concerns.

Posts here are members sharing their own experiences. They aren’t reviewed by doctors, and they aren’t a substitute for your care team. Before you change anything about your treatment, talk with your doctor. If a post looks like it’s asking for medical advice, a moderator may suggest checking with your care team and point you to the resources below.

Where to find reliable information:

• Myasthenia Gravis News: About MG page
• Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America: support, education, and local resources
• National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke: research-based information
• ClinicalTrials.gov: current studies

Please note: This forum does not substitute for trained medical advice or treatment. Bionews, Inc. is not responsible or liable for any advice given by other members of this forum.

Respectful behavior

• Debate ideas, not people. Personal attacks, harassment, bullying, flaming, trolling, or hateful language (including racial, religious, ethnic, sexual, or gender-based slurs) are not allowed.
• “Flaming” means posts meant to insult, berate, or accuse (for example, calling someone a scammer or bully).
• “Trolling” means posting inflammatory or derogatory content mainly to provoke reactions.
• If you see a problem, use the report tools or contact a moderator instead of replying publicly.

Safe and appropriate content

• No graphic, sexually explicit, or violent content, and no content that glorifies or promotes self-harm or suicide.
• No encouragement of illegal activity.
• Keep the space family-friendly.

If you’re struggling: Living with a rare disease is hard on everyone it touches: patients, caregivers, and families. If
you’re thinking about suicide or feel like you’re in crisis:

• In the US: Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), or text HOME to 741741 (Crisis Text Line).
• Outside the US: Find a local line at findahelpline.com.
• In an emergency: Call 911 or your local emergency number.

If a post makes you worried about someone, please report it to [email protected].

Language and profanity

• Keep language clean. Swearing or trying to bypass filters (e.g., letter/symbol substitutions) is not allowed.
• Repeated violations may result in a ban.

Privacy and personal information

• Never share your own or anyone else’s personal information (such as full name, address, phone number, email, or passwords).
• Do not post or quote private messages, emails, or other private correspondence without permission.
• Do not impersonate other users, moderators, or Bionews staff.

Constructive posting

• Avoid spam, “rants,” or repeating the same topic or text across multiple threads.
• Before starting a new thread, search to see if the topic already exists and post there when possible.
• It’s fine to share negative experiences or feedback, but keep it specific, respectful, and solution-focused.

No advertising, recruiting, or legal campaigns

• No ads, sales, or promotion of products, services, or fundraising.
• Recruiting for studies or clinical trials is not allowed unless approved through Bionews Clinical, which is part of Bionews. Researchers can email [email protected].
• Do not use the forums to organize or encourage legal action against individuals, organizations, or companies.
• Do not post on behalf of banned users or create new accounts to evade moderation.

Images and user-generated content

• Only share images you have rights to use and that are appropriate for all audiences.
• No sexually explicit, hateful, graphic, or illegal content in images.
• Avatars and signature images must be small, non-disruptive, and in good taste. Inappropriate images may be removed, and accounts may be restricted.

Moderation and enforcement

• Moderators may edit, move, or remove posts and may suspend or ban accounts at their discretion to protect the community.
• Bionews may update these guidelines at any time. Continued use of the forums means you agree to the current rules.
• Questions about warnings, bans, or removed content should be handled privately by contacting the community team (e.g., via the forums support email), not in public threads.

Ownership and account responsibility

• By posting, you grant Bionews a royalty-free, worldwide license to use your content for its business purposes.
• You are responsible for all activity on your account. Repeated or serious violations can result in loss of posting privileges or account suspension.

If you wish to report a violation or discuss disciplinary measures taken on your account, you can email [email protected]. To learn more about our content, see our Editorial Policy.