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Continued Discussion on Integrating Cancer Identity Into the Self
Drs. Vesel and Baechler facilitated our very first Community Connections event on May 14th. The topic was, “Who am I now? Integrating the cancer identity into the self.” Attendees discussed their own experiences with their diagnosis and how they’ve incorporated EHE into their identities. This will be a continuation of that topic and more! Dr. Vesel is […]
What Happened at ASCO? EHE Update with Jane Gutkovich
Jane is one of the founders of The EHE Foundation, and currently in the role of distinguished Board Member Emeritus. In this role, Jane works strategically with us to continue to support patients worldwide and recruit researchers to EHE. Jane recently attended the 2022 American Society of Clinical Oncology Meeting held annually in Chicago, IL. […]
The Pledge: Edition 28, Q1 – Jan-Mar, 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.
EHE Biobank: Patients Powering Research
You didn’t choose to have cancer, but you can make a difference in how the world fights it. Join Patty Cogswell, EHE Biobank Coordinator, in an informal, interactive conversation on the questions, challenges and benefits of donating tissue and fluids to the EHE Biobank. Learn how YOUR contributions can directly power research and help us […]
Who am I now? Integrating the cancer identity into the self.
You are invited to the EHE Community Connections session on Saturday, May 14th, at 11:00 AM Eastern Time (US). Dr. Tamara Vesel and Dr. Maeve Baechler will be facilitating the discussion and exploring questions like Why is it important to contemplate on identify after the cancer diagnosis. How does the issue of identity relates to symptoms during cancer treatment? Ups and down of resisting versus incorporating cancer diagnosis into one’s life.
Scanxiety
What is scanxiety? Scanxiety describes the apprehension felt by people with cancer as they wait for their next scan. It’s a form of anticipatory anxiety. Scans are like emotional roulette. You’re trying really hard not to worry about the unknown, but your body has other plans. Recognizing the Signs of Scanxiety Symptoms of scanxiety vary […]
Inside 2026 YAP/TAZ and TEAD: At the Crossroads of Cancer, and Why It Matters for EHE
This summer, EHE Foundation Executive Director, Denise Robinson, traveled to Telluride, Colorado, for YAP/TAZ and TEAD: At the Crossroads of Cancer, an annual scientific workshop dedicated to one of the most promising areas of EHE research today. It was the first time the EHE Foundation had a seat at this particular table, bringing the patient’s […]
Meet the 2026 Recipient of the EHE Foundation’s Fellowship Travel Grant: Sarah McMullan
Sarah McMullan is a PhD candidate studying epithelioid hemangioendothelioma (EHE) in Dr. John Lamar’s laboratory, in the Department of Molecular and Cellular Physiology at Albany Medical College. This summer, the EHE Foundation awarded her a Fellowship Travel Grant for the second year in a row, allowing her to return to YAP/TAZ and TEAD: At the […]
Retrospective study from Charité–Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany
A new retrospective study from Charité–Universitätsmedizin Berlin describes 41 people with EHE treated at the center between 1997 and 2022, offering a single-center picture of EHE presentation and outcomes. It was published in the Journal of Cancer Research and Clinical Oncology in July 2026. In this report, women made up the majority of cases (61%), […]