Bring New Treatments to Cancer Patients

with the National Foundation for Cancer Research

Thanks to a generous grant partner, the National Foundation for Cancer Research has recently expanded one of our research focus areas showing tremendous and promising benefits for patients – Circulating Tumor Cell (CTC) research. CTCs shed from the primary tumor enter the bloodstream – and present the risk of metastasis – the cause of 90% of cancer deaths. When captured from a blood sample, CTCs can be used in genomic testing and screened for treatments. Expanded CTC research could improve treatment plans for patients on a personalized level. NFCR’s grant enables us to onboard four new researchers working in this field, but we want to double that.

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Doubling the number of researchers means we may be able to deliver new treatment options to cancer patients more quickly. And time is critical to cancer patients waiting for a breakthrough to save their lives. Your support is the missing link to accomplish this. Please, make a generous contribution today to help accelerate breakthrough discoveries in CTC research for many types of cancer.. 




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For Cancer Survivors, Like Sarah:

Sarah Byrd Cancer Survivor

Diagnosed with lymphoma at age 29, Sarah required treatment that other funding sources deemed ‘experimental.’ Fortunately, NFCR saw the potential and funded the lifesaving treatment she received that helped her reach remission.

For Caregivers, Like Katie:

Banovich Family

Every parent’s worst fear happened to the Banovich Family when their 3-year-old son was diagnosed with rare cancer. Thanks to NFCR funding into genomic sequencing, their son’s tumor was analyzed to reveal a low risk of metastasis and recurrence, giving them peace.

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Rakesh K. Jain

Since the early stages of his research, NFCR has supported the essential work of Dr. Rakesh K. Jain. Across his career, his discoveries have helped improve the efficacy of immunotherapy treatment across cancer types. He has also mentored the next generation of pioneering researchers.

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Gifts made now through the end of the year will have DOUBLE the impact on accelerating cancer research for a cure, thanks to an anonymous donor who has agreed to match gifts until we raise $75,000!

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