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Cure HHT Announcements
2022 Newsletters now available online!
Scan the pages of our printed 2022 newsletters (spring, summer and fall) as a pdf or Flipbook. Catch up on recent scientific news, progress, leadership changes and more.
Read More14th HHT International Scientific Conference
On behalf of the Organizing Committee, we would like to invite you to join us in Estoril, Cascais, Portugal for the 14th HHT International Scientific Conference. We will host a Welcome Reception on September 28th and scientific sessions on September 29-October 2nd, 2022. The program this year will feature several outstanding keynote speakers, multiple cross-disciplinary sessions, extensive…
Read MoreBecome a Tissue Donor
Duke University, through a separate BVMC project, is collecting vascular malformations (VMs) associated with HHT to search for somatic mutations, possibly occurring in different genes than the ones already identified. All HHT patients undergoing surgery to remove an AVM from any organ (i.e., liver, lung, brain, skin, etc.), are encouraged to consider donating tissue. You do not need to have a brain AVM to participate in this study project.
Read MoreTDC Leaps for a Cure
TDC Leaps for a Cure – 2nd annual walk to cure HHT. The TDC dance community is coming together again on September 17, 2022 to support and fundraise for HHT research, a cause very personal to beloved studio owner, Maria Mahoney and her family. All students, families, friends and alumni are invited to participate in this important cause. Sign up, fundraise, and join TDC in spreading the word about HHT!
Read MoreNo-Cost Genetic Testing for HHT & Other Rare Diseases
The Rare Genomes Project is a patient-driven research project through the Broad Institute that performs full genome sequencing on families with suspected singe gene disorders who do not have a genetic diagnosis. The goal of their project is two-fold: (1) provide access to testing for families that are genetically undiagnosed and (2) discover previously un-identified…
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