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The EHE Foundation Welcomes Two New Board Members
The EHE Foundation is proud to announce the addition of two new members to our Board of Directors: Hollace D. Leppert, DO, FACOI, and Krista Sheeley, BSN, RN. Both bring extensive healthcare experience, leadership, and passion to our mission. We are excited to welcome them to the EHE Foundation and look forward to their insight, […]
Celebrating Progress and Hope: 2025 EHE 360 Global Patient Conference Recap
The EHE Foundation is proud to celebrate the success of the 2025 EHE 360 Global Patient Conference, a truly transformative event that brought together the global EHE community for learning, collaboration, and connection. Over 200 participants from a record 25 countries were united by a common mission to drive progress in EHE research, treatment, and […]
Fueling Hope Through Research: Celebrating National Cancer Research Month
May is National Cancer Research Month, a time to honor the scientists, clinicians, and collaborators who are moving us closer to effective treatments and a cure for epithelioid hemangioendothelioma (EHE). Research is the EHE Foundation’s highest priority in our mission to find effective treatments and ultimately a cure for EHE. With no standard treatment available, […]
Strengthening Global Collaboration in Sarcoma: Highlights from the 2025 SPAGN Annual Conference
From April 11–13, 2025, representatives of The EHE Foundation participated in the 15th Annual Conference of the Sarcoma Patient Advocacy Global Network (SPAGN), marking SPAGN’s first conference in the United States. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) co-hosted the event, underscoring the importance of international collaboration in sarcoma advocacy. Denise Robinson commented, “As a long-time supporter […]
EHE Foundation Hosts EHE Patient Meetup in Washington, D.C.
Five people living with EHE, representing three countries, gathered on Sunday, April 13, 2025, for lunch and camaraderie, marking the first-ever meetup of its kind in the United States. The EHE Foundation was in Washington, D.C. that same weekend to participate in the Sarcoma Patient Advocacy Global Network (SPAGN) Annual Conference, and put out the […]
Rare Disease Day 2025: Shining a Light on EHE and the Power of Awareness
Every year, on the last day of February, the world comes together to recognize Rare Disease Day—a global movement to raise awareness, promote research, and celebrate the strength of those living with rare conditions. This year, February 28, 2025, marked another powerful opportunity to elevate voices from across the rare disease community. At The EHE […]
Farzaad D.
Farzaad’s Story: Facing EHE with Faith, Strength, and Positivity For Farzaad, the first signs that something was wrong were easy to notice, but impossible to explain. Around May 2025, he began experiencing swelling in his face that did not feel normal. He also found himself becoming short of breath more easily. Over time, other changes […]
Advocacy in Action: ESMO Sarcoma and Rare Cancers Congress & EHE Research Meeting
In March, EHE Foundation was represented at two important meetings in Europe focused on sarcoma, rare cancers, and EHE research. These gatherings were invaluable opportunities to connect with clinicians, researchers, and fellow advocates working to improve care, deepen understanding, and advance progress for people affected by EHE. Executive Director Denise Robinson attended on behalf of […]
Across Borders and Histologies: Rethinking Endpoints for Vascular Sarcoma Trials
Following the publication of results from a phase 2 study of eribulin in two vascular sarcomas, angiosarcoma and EHE, Dr. Tom Chen of National Taiwan University College of Medicine shared commentary in Clinical Cancer Research. He praised the investigators for their collaborative study while also pointing to important considerations for future research. Although angiosarcoma and […]