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Dr. Rubin used a novel approach to target the gene fusion that causes epithelioid hemgioendothelioma, engineering a novel, first-of-its-kind mouse model of the disease, which will help advance studies to identify new treatments. Click here to read the full article. Sharing exciting news highlighting Dr. Brian Rubin’s research at the Lerner Research Institute at Cleveland […]
Read MoreFor Immediate Press Release: SCIENTIFIC PEER REVIEW OF CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED MEDICAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS’ RARE CANCERS RESEARCH PROGRAM FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE The Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs’ (CDMRP), Rare Cancers Research Program (RCRP) consumer advocate Leah Heinrich recently participated in the evaluation of research applications submitted to the RCRP. Leahwas nominated for participation in […]
Read MoreRosemary or “Rose” was a compassionate, loving, caring person by nature. She was a nurse for 42 years, and retired in June, 2019. She began her career as a float nurse in the hospital, opened and managed an urgent care, amongst many other departments. She concluded her career as a Cardiac Rehab Nurse. Nursing and […]
Read MoreI am Amanda Roach from Gastonia, NC. I’ve been married to Philip for 12 years and my two children are Henry (age 7) and Lucy (age 5). I love spending time with my family, which also includes our two fur babies Gemma (a bulldog) and Dino (a husky/shepherd) mix. I’m a high school science teacher […]
Read MoreMy name is Amit Tandon. I live in Katy, TX (suburb of Houston) with my rockstar wife (Rupali), daughter (Vrinda) who is 15, and son (Vansh) who is 16. We are big foodies and love all sorts of cuisines. I love spending time outdoors. I also enjoy running (although my knees don’t always play ball). […]
Read MoreI am Sandy Meaders from Laurel, Mississippi. My wife Barbara and I are retired from the general rental, hardware, paint business. We have four grown children and five grandchildren. We are also rescuees of a dog named Apple. During the pre-op for knee replacement, a tumor was detected in my chest. It was removed via […]
Read MoreKari was only 44 when she passed away after fighting a two-year battle with EHE. We continue to fight in her memory and to honor her absolute pride and joy, her young daughter Serenity Paige. Kari always dreamed of being a mother, but wasn’t sure it would happen. When finally realized she was going to […]
Read MoreWe invite you to join our Circle of Friends! With so much uncertainty around us, your consistent support means more than ever. Why a monthly giving campaign? It’s Sustained Support: Monthly gifts allow us to predict our donations and plan ahead by expanding research and strengthen The EHE Foundation It’s a Community: Becoming an EHE […]
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