Worldwide Coverage Promotes Public Awareness Education Outreach
Promotes Scientific Progress
Since the 2003 gene discovery, PRF’s story has appeared on CNN, Primetime Live, The Today Show, in Time Magazine, People magazine, The New York Times, and dozens of other media outlets that have a keen interest in Progeria and PRF’s work. This has led to more children being diagnosed earlier, so they get proper medical care and enter our programs, and more scientists becoming involved. This is how the research field of Progeria mushrooms, as we see more children identified and more high-level scientists producing data that will help to better understand Progeria and develop treatments in the future. Read below for excerpts from these major media stories, and about the latest scientific breakthroughs.
What's New
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April, 2010 PRF’s 10th Anniversary Workshop to be Held April 2010 This 6th scientific conference, titled From Bench to Bedside in a Decade, promises to be an exciting meeting of clinicians and researchers, all gathered to promote collaboration and progress in Progeria research. |
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June 09, 2009 Happy Anniversary! Ten years ago PRF’s Board of Directors held their first meeting. PRF Celebrates a “Decade of Dreams”, reflecting on the past ten years of accomplishments. |
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April 09, 2009 ONEpossible ™ Campaign Reaches its Goal! It’s official – thanks to over 800 of you, we reached our $100,000 campaign goal. Thank you for being ONE who will make a cure POSSIBLE |
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January 28, 2009 “What’s News in Progeria Research” Enjoy reading about the latest scientific publications on Progeria research. Today’s news: Swedish team’s new findings strengthen our understanding of the connection between normal aging and Progeria. |
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January, 2009 PRF’s Annual Report for 2008 is in! We had another amazing year of progress toward treatments and a cure. Read all about PRF’s accomplishments and financials for 2008. |
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August, 2008 PRF’s 7th Chapter Opens in Kentucky Our chapters continue to grow in number and size, and all are busy raising funds and awareness in their communities. Check out our new chapter section to learn all about their wonderful work – and join in if you can! |







