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60-year-old St. Louis man trains to swim the English Channel to honor his late wife who died from cholangiocarcinoma
Jonathan Whiting raises rare bile duct cancer awareness with '21 Miles of Hope' fundraising campaign to benefit the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation…
Racing for Hope Journal Entry 11 – Marathon #3
Just a couple days after finishing marathon #2, I was back to running and training for the next race. Five…
Five for Friday – 5 pages to review in the CCF Annual Report
Home / Blog / [wpbb post:title] Thanks to your support, the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation community has continued to grow with its…
Monthly Scientific Update – March 2022
Carl Scheitrum spent more than 1,000 volunteer hours in 2021 updating the International Cholangiocarcinoma Patient Registry. Carl's information technology experience…
Racing for Hope Journal Entry 10 – Marathon #2
So, it has been 2 weeks since marathon #2, and I've had some time to reflect on it. I need…
$550,000 in research grants awarded by the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation to fund early-career investigators at renowned institutions
Research grants were made to Amsterdam University Medical Center, Duke University, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Johns Hopkins…
2nd Annual Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation Poster Abstract Awards
3 winners awarded for making significant contributions in research for rare cancer known as cholangiocarcinoma The Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation announced the…
2022 Mark R. Clements Award goes to Jan Meyer, George Riddle and Dr. Mitesh Borad at 9th Annual Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation Conference
Award winners are honored for making significant contributions towards finding a cure for cholangiocarcinoma through advocacy, vision, innovation, collaboration. The…
Five for Friday – 5 ways to prepare for the Annual Conference
Home / Blog / [wpbb post:title] The 9th Annual Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation Conference starts Wednesday, Feb. 23rd. The virtual platform opens at…
Racing for Hope Journal Entry 9
Well after the first marathon, it was back to normal life. Training runs, work, doctor appointments with Mandy, the everyday…