SRF funded-investigator Dr. Howard Chang of the Stanford University School of Medicine is working on an innovative project to understand disease-relevant mechanisms in scleroderma: his novel Twin Study is investigating differences in genetically identical twins where one twin has scleroderma and...
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“While eating supper one night, five-year-old Kate showed her purple hands to my wife, Becky,” says Kate’s father, Matt. “She did so in amazement, but we were quite concerned.” Four...
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If you haven’t yet had the chance, we encourage you to check out Radio Rahim's moving podcast interview with SRF Board Member Bob Saget on Luminary’s Til This Day with Radio...
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Double your impact with a gift to our 2022 Research Challenge! We’re excited to share that SRF Board Chair, Luke Evnin, PhD, and Research Committee Chair, Deann Wright, have once again committed…
Now available: the Scleroderma Research Foundation's latest Annual Report for FY 2021. You can read about the impact of donor support which allowed the SRF to invest $2.6 million in scleroderma research in the past...
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You don't want to miss this month's edition of eNews. From an invite to our upcoming Cool Comedy • Hot Cuisine event to meaningful stories from our community for #SclerodermaAwarenessMonth,...
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Last week, we held our inaugural Patient Forum, "Collaborating for a Cure." We were honored to have experts in the field of scleroderma research partnering with us to share information...
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Once again in June, Grove Wine Bar will join the Scleroderma Research Foundation’s campaign, #SayScleroderma, for Scleroderma Awareness Month. Over 400 employees will wear T-Shirts branded with the Grove, SRF,...
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A huge thank you to Jeff Ross for his dedication as a longtime supporter of the SRF and scleroderma advocate. As a close friend of SRF Board Member Bob Saget,...
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For our first story of Scleroderma Awareness Month 2022, we’re featuring Farah, who was diagnosed in 2006. “My very first symptoms started when I was about 17 years of age,”...
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