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How to Declare May as Fanconi Anemia Month in Your State

What is a proclamation? An official announcement, in this case by a government official, to the public about an important issue, event, or action. Why is it important? Raising awareness at the government level and among the public may lead...

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Introducing FAexam, the essential screening app for people with FA

A look inside the app When it comes to managing life with Fanconi anemia (FA), knowledge is power. That’s why FA researchers, adults with FA, and the FARF team have been working to increase education and empowerment for all people with FA. ...

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2023 Research Updates

The Latest on FA Research Research is the answer to one day making FA a treatable, manageable disease. On this page you’ll find the latest updates on FARF-funded research and activities. Each quarter, we’ll update this list with our newly...

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Now Recruiting: Study to improve early detection of cancer and clinical care

Enroll in study The National Cancer Institute (NCI) investigators Dr. Neelam Giri and Dr. Sharon Savage have teamed up with the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund (FARF) as part of the FA Cancer Consortium to develop a comprehensive program to screen...

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Collective Grief in the FA Community

As we remember all of those we’ve lost, it’s important to acknowledge the shockwave that is grief, which can reverberate throughout the entire community during times of loss. Most in this community have witnessed the difficulties experienced by those with...

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2022 Research Year In Review

In 2022, the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund moved full steam ahead with research priorities. Notably, we invested over $3 million into new and ongoing research efforts, with a major focus on cancer through the development of the FA Cancer Consortium....

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