Please join us in thanking our September Volunteers of the Month: Charles and Leah Sergent. The Sergent family hosted a benefit concert on September 24th at Sutcliffe Park. They raised almost $14,000 at their event which will help our journey toward a cure for cavernous malformation! Thank you, Charles and Leah, and all the other…
You can watch the recorded webinar at the following link: https://youtu.be/MAW6j60YSjg Join us on September 29th at 7:00 pm ET/4:00 pm PT as Glenn Morrison, MSc, Ph.D. shares updates on the REC-994 Sycamore Trial. Dr. Morrison is the VP for Clinical Development, Neuroscience, and Rare Disease for Recursion. There will a Q&A at the end…
Contact: Alexis Porter Phone: 919-695-2792 Email: alexis.porter@duke.edu http://dukehealthnews.org For Immediate Release: September 19, 2022 Duke University Hospital Named Center of Excellence for Brain Malformation Duke University Hospital has been selected as a Center of Excellence for the treatment of brain abnormalities called cerebral cavernous malformations (CCM) in both adults and children. The designation by the…
Our Autumn 2022 newsletter with information about our documentary release, clinical trial progress, upcoming events, and much more is now available. Find it here.
Please join us in thanking our August Volunteers of the Month: Chad and Mariah Cavallero. The Cavallero’s hosted a golf tournament at Pelican Lakes on August 10th. They raised over $15,000 at their event which will help our journey towards a cure for cavernous malformation! Thank you, Chad and Mariah, and all the other volunteers involved…
