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Cure HHT’s 2020 Robert E. Berkman Leadership Award Recipient
Up Close and Personal with Christopher Hughes, PhD – Cure HHT’s 2020 Robert E. Berkman Leadership Award Recipient by Phyllis Loveland In recognition of Robert E. Berkman’s exemplary leadership, we honor his legacy through the creation of the Robert E. Berkman Leadership Award, to recognize those members of the Cure HHT Community who exhibit the…
Read MoreTop Geneticist and HHT CoE Director Announces Retirement
We are at once happy and sad to announce the retirement of Reed Pyeritz, MD, PhD, Co-Director of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine (“UPenn”) HHT Center of Excellence. Dr. Pyeritz has been an integral part of our organization since 2003 when UPenn became Cure HHT’s 7th HHT Center of Excellence. The knowledge and…
Read MoreHHT Education at the National Hemophilia Foundation Annual Conference
This August, Dr. Raj Kasthuri, our HHT Center of Excellence Director from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, gave an exceptional HHT presentation (the most attended presentation of the day) at this week’s National Hemophilia Foundation’s Bleeding Disorder Conference: Future Therapies and Surveillance for Blood Disorders. With this year’s conference fully virtual, Dr. Kasthuri…
Read MoreCure HHT Official Health Updates: Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
CURE HHT OFFICIAL STATEMENT COVID-19 Traducción Española Update: August 6, 2020 | COVID-19 TESTING Scott Olitsky, MD, MBA – Cure HHT Chief Medical Officer James R. Gossage, MD – Director, Augusta University HHT Center of Excellence Nasal swab testing for COVID-19 can be problematic for HHT patients because of the risk of inducing a…
Read MoreHHT Awareness in a BIG Way!
This June Awareness Month, Cure HHT was able to spread awareness in a huge way with a 24-foot-wide billboard! Our “More Than Just a Nosebleed” billboard was perched on Route 50 in Maryland, the most traveled highway to all the Maryland beaches where approximately 30,000 cars passed this sign every single day. Can you imagine…
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