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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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Uniting for a Cure: A New Chapter in the Fight Against EHE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Hobart, WI – October 9, 2025 – The Center for Research and Analysis of VAscular Tumors (CRAVAT) Foundation has donated its resources to The EHE Foundation in a powerful alignment of vision and commitment to the people affected by epithelioid hemangioendothelioma (EHE) and the EHE scientific community. Founded in 2015 by Guy […]
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Big Steve Day 2025: A Celebration of Life, Friendship, and Giving Back
On Saturday, June 28, 2025, more than 80 golfers, friends, and family gathered at Stony Creek Golf Course in Oak Lawn, Illinois, for the Third Annual Big Steve Day Golf Outing — a day filled with laughter, camaraderie, and purpose. This annual event honors the life and spirit of Steve Walsh, Jr., whose memory continues […]
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New Study Uncovers Unexpected Role for AMPK in EHE
A project funded by the EHE Foundation, the EHE Rare Cancer Charity (UK), and the EHE Rare Cancer Foundation Australia, and led by Dr. Ryan Kanai in the Lamar Lab, was recently published in Cancers, revealing a surprising new role for AMPK in controlling the growth of EHE cells. Dr. Kanai set out to find […]
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EHE Advocates Unite to Navigate Complexities of Drug Development
We are thrilled to share a new publication that includes participation of EHE advocacy organizations: “How to foster new treatment development in ultra-rare tumours? Joint EMA-EORTC multi-stakeholder workshops on ultra-rare sarcomas as a model for rare cancers.” Leaders of the EHE Rare Cancer Charity (UK), the EHE Foundation, and EHE ITALIA Associazione Non Solo Laura […]
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EHE Research Grants – Your Support Makes a Big Impact
Lamar Lab at Albany Medical College Advancing EHE Research The EHE community is fortunate to have Dr. John Lamar, PhD, Associate Professor in the Department of Molecular and Cellular Physiology at Albany Medical College, and his team, working to advance our mission to find effective treatments for EHE. Dr. Lamar’s lab, the ‘Lamar Lab’, has […]
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TEAD Talk – The Pursuit of a Treatment and Cure for EHE
Watch David Casimir, PhD, JD as he provides a patient-level presentation addressing the questions: What is the Hippo pathway and TEAD? How do they relate to EHE? How are they being used to develop EHE treatments? How do these treatments move from the laboratory, through clinical trials, to patient care? Session Recording and Slides Click […]
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2023 EHE 360 EMPOWERING PATIENTS Global Patient Conference
Held on April 15, 2023, during EHE Awareness Month, the annual EHE 360 EMPOWERING PATIENTS 2023 Global Patient Conference featured an international group of clinicians and researchers presenting the latest clinical and research developments in epithelioid hemangioendothelioma (EHE). This virtual conference left EHE patients and families, doctors, researchers, and advocates empowered with a broader understanding of EHE […]
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