Support LFS Hardship Grants by ordering an LFS Awareness Day Elephant Shirt! But… why elephants? The TP53 gene is a tumor-suppressor gene, often called “the
One of the most exciting presentations at the REACH 16 International LFS Conference was information presented on COTI-2, a novel small molecule that helps repair
Elephant genes hold big hopes for cancer researchers: Elephants have 100 times more cells in their bodies than humans, which should make them far more
Research articles often are difficult for the average person to understand. One of our goals at living LFS is to help make this information easier
Cancer is a multi-step process. For every person that says “such and such” causes cancer, there is another person who says – I have eaten/smoked/used/been
I had the good fortune of attending the Wyss Family Hereditary Brain Tumor Symposium in Columbus hosted by Nationwide Children’s Hospital. While most people would
Rare Diseases Day started several years ago as an awareness campaign built on the idea that there is strength in numbers. There is power in
Perhaps the most dynamic speaker of the 2013 Li- Fraumeni Syndrome Conference in Boston was Dr. Joshua Schiffman from the Huntsman Clinic in Utah. I
