HHT Continuing Education Program for medical professionals
We are excited to announce the launch of the HHT Continuing Education Hub, an online platform through which providers of all specialties can take courses on various HHT topics!
Many medical providers are required to earn a certain amount of credits per year. Now, providers seeking to further their HHT knowledge can receive continuing education credits (CE or CME) when they complete our courses.
Read MoreCure HHT Takes on Capitol Hill
This month, our group of Cure HHT staff, patient advocates, physicians and researchers descended upon Capitol Hill with the mission of shedding light on the importance of protecting and expanding federal funding for HHT. In all, we had 35 appointments with congressional and senatorial office members and staff – including a meeting with Senator Susan Collins. Our advocacy efforts wrapped up with a Congressional Briefing from inside the Capitol Building, where we presented on the impact federal funding can have in changing the trajectory of this disease.
Read MoreLeaving a Lasting Legacy Through Planned Giving
One of the most powerful ways to contribute to Cure HHT’s mission is through planned giving, such including Cure HHT in a will or living trust, establishing a life-income plan, or naming us as a beneficiary in an insurance policy. For those passionate about supporting causes close to their hearts, planned giving offers a powerful opportunity to make a lasting impact for generations to come.
Community members who have remembered Cure HHT in their estate plans join an honorary group we call “The Cornerstone Society,” a membership that signifies our warm appreciation of your lasting contribution.
Read MoreSend hearts & kisses this special Rare Disease Month!
February is Rare Disease Month and we want to show our stripes and appreciation on this very special LEAP year! Honor someone special to you who is affected by HHT by participating in our annual Kisses for a Cure tribute celebration from February 14 through February 29 This year, Rare Disease Day® will be celebrated on its official and rarely occurring date, February 29th, which occurs only once every four years!
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