What the HHT?
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Beyond: Looking at the Diverse Faces of HHT
Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia (HHT) is a genetic disorder that, despite being present from birth, often goes undiagnosed for many years. A common scenario involves a family member receiving a diagnosis, which then prompts others to seek testing. Even without genetic confirmation, a clinical diagnosis can be made based on characteristic symptoms. The variability in how…
Read MoreInnovative Hematology Achieves Prestigious HHT Center of Excellence Certification
We are thrilled to share that Innovative Hematology, home to the Indiana Hemophilia and Thrombosis Center (IHTC), has officially earned the coveted designation as an HHT Center of Excellence. This marks another significant step forward in our fight to increase access to specialized care for our community. This prestigious certification places Innovative Hematology among an…
Read MoreVolunteers Needed! Join Cure HHT on Capitol Hill
We are calling upon volunteers to Join us in Washington, DC, for HHT Hill Day and be the voice that drives change! Your presence can help make a powerful impact for the HHT community! Our organization exemplifies the Little Engine That Could, and a large part of that success is derived from the community of…
Read MoreCure HHT’s 2024 Impact Report
2024: A Year of Significant Transformation and Progress Every year is a different chapter in our story – each bringing us closer to our ultimate goal.. But 2024 was defined by new especially significant and meaningful results in moving science and research forward. This year, thanks to the efforts of our new Therapeutic Development team,…
Read MoreThere Has Never Been More Reason For Hope: Consider Accelerating Progress With A Gift This December
A letter from Cure HHT Executive Director Marianne Clancy. Support Cure HHT’s mission with a gift this December. “It’s just a nosebleed.” It’s a misconception I still hear far too often. And I realize those receiving this letter need no explanation that HHT is so much more. As patients, caregivers, and friends of…
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