What the HHT?
A blog for the HHT community
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Invitation: 2026 HHT Capitol Hill Day in Washington, DC
HHT is often introduced to the world through a single symptom — nosebleeds. But HHT is never only one thing. It is a whole system disease, one that touches organs, families, and futures.
Read More2025 Impact Report: A Year of Momentum, Milestones, and Measurable Progress
This year, the HHT community proved—again—that determination moves mountains. Our 2025 Impact Report highlights a year defined by scientific breakthroughs, expanded clinical access, and the relentless drive of patients, families, clinicians, and supporters who believe in a world where HHT is found early, treated effectively, and ultimately cured. From pushing new research forward to strengthening…
Read MoreCure HHT’s Registry Research Selected for Oral Presentation at American Society of Hematology 2025 Annual Meeting
Presentation will raise critical awareness of HHT among hematologists, expanding understanding and earlier recognition of this underdiagnosed genetic disease MONKTON, Md., October 20, 2025 — Cure HHT, the only organization in the world solely dedicated to finding a cure for hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia (HHT) and improving the lives of those affected, today announced that…
Read MoreInvitation: 2025 HHT Patient and Physician National Conference
I’m so excited to introduce myself to this amazing community. My name is Hellen Tecle, and I stepped into the role of Manager of Community Events and Education here at Cure HHT just a little over four months ago. In that short time, I’ve been amazed by the strength of this mighty organization, and even…
Read More67th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition
67th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition December 5-9, 2025 Mark your calendars and get ready to join Cure HHT at the 67th ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition. We will be hosting a Friday Satellite Symposia entitled, “Targeting Angiogenesis and Managing Severe Anemia in Vascular Bleeding Disorders:Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia, Von Willebrand Disease, and Beyond” sponsored by…
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