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The EHE Foundation Funds Fellowship Travel Grants
In June, the EHE Foundation provided two Fellowship Travel Grants supporting young investigators’ participation in a workshop entitled “YAP/TAZ and TEAD: At the Crossroads of Cancer.” The workshop is hosted annually by the Telluride Science Research Center (TSRC) and this year was co-led by notable EHE researchers and advocates – John Lamar, PhD, Albany Medical […]
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An important message from Jenni Kovach, President, The EHE Foundation Board of Directors
I am writing today to share an organizational change to The EHE Foundation. After four years as a part-time contractor, Medha Deoras-Sutliff has ended her engagement with the foundation to pursue other opportunities. Medha will continue to provide her services to the foundation until the end of November to ensure a smooth transition. Medha came […]
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Congrats to Kim Young for Finishing the Maine Marathon on October 2, 2022.
Kim Young was diagnosed with EHE in March 2021, and Oct 2nd, 2022 was the second time she ran the Maine Marathon in support of The EHE Foundation. She is a champion for creating awareness for EHE, and we are grateful for her support. Kim teamed up with the Maine Marathon to allow the EHE […]
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ESMO 2022 Congress
EHE champions were on the global stage on September 9th, at the ESMO2022 Congress in Paris, France. ESMO, the European Society of Medical Oncology, is a leading professional organization for medical oncology education and information. Dr. Silvia Stacchiotti, a leading EHE clinical expert (Italy), and Hugh Leonard, Chair of Trustees of the EHE Rare Cancer […]
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The Pledge: Edition 29, Q2 – April -June, 2022
Together, the US, UK, and Australia EHE foundations team up to strengthen the force against EHE. This group provides a quarterly update, which is led by the UK and includes research news, patient and fundraising stories, and much more! Click here to view the most recent edition of our online EHE newsletter, The Pledge.
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2022 EHE Research Grant Cycle Update
A pillar of The EHE Foundation’s mission is to seek treatments and a cure for EHE by pursuing scientific research, and one way we do this is by funding the most impactful EHE research projects possible. To support our mission, the Foundation issues a call for research grant proposals each year from the global scientific […]
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EHE Stabilization with Sirolimus: Results From POEM, a Prospective Multicentric Observational Study
Drs. Claudia Giani, Anna Maria Frezza, Silvia Stacchiotti, and colleagues from the Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori, Milan, Italy, and Royal Marsden Hospital, London, UK, presented results from POEM: a prospective observational study on Epithelioid Haemangioendothelioma at ESMO Congress 2025. The data presented included 57 consecutive molecularly confirmed EHE patients who entered the study, […]
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Hanna Lab at Purdue University: ‘When cells in the body stop following the rules, cancer can take hold.’
You met Jason Hanna, PhD, at the 2025 EHE Global Patient Conference, where he highlighted work his lab is undertaking in EHE. We are thrilled to share a recent publication in Molecular Oncology from the Hanna Lab at Purdue University, highlighting their findings from a study focused on the YAP1-TFE3 subtype of EHE. The YAP1-TFE3 […]
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Exciting Progress in EHE Research – Powered by Patients
We are thrilled to share a new publication, “EHE cell cultures are a platform for mechanistic and therapeutic investigation,” made possible by a partnership between the University of Iowa and the EHE Foundation. Under the leadership of Dr. Munir Tanas, Nicholas Scalora, PhD, and colleagues in the Tanas Lab sought to develop long-term EHE cell […]
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