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She Doesn’t Look Like She Has Cancer
Dr. Elizabeth Zide vs. Neuroendocrine Cancer Members “Nothing But NET” marathon relay team. (left to right) Elizabeth Zide, Alaina Kronenberg, and Cassi Cohen. Her lifestyle
Fight NET Cancer with Katherine
A 29-year-old with NET cancer activates a community to raise money for NET research and brings down the house with a remarkable music festival.
Another Chance at Happiness
Challenging what life is like with NETs. Steven Arrowsmith, MD, travels the globe to treat and train others in childbirth injury surgery while living with a small bowel neuroendocrine tumor.
NETRF launches NETWise podcast
Physicians discuss the basics of NET diagnosis, classification, and progression. Particular attention is paid to the frequency of misdiagnosis. Two patients share their stories of delayed NET diagnosis and treatment due to the misidentification of symptoms.
Sparking Hope and Halfway There
Neuroendocrine Tumor Research Foundation celebrates the halfway point of Spark Hope campaign. $5.3 million raised to date.
Neuroendocrine Tumor Podcast Launches
Neuroendocrine tumor podcast explores neuroendocrine tumors (NETS), featuring world-renowned NET specialists and patients living with neuroendocrine cancer.
Another Neuroendocrine Tumor Imaging Agent Approved by FDA
FDA approves Gallium-68 DOTATOC PET/CT, another new imaging agent, for use in scanning neuroendocrine tumors. Data showed Gallium-68 DOTATOC superior to decades-old methods for disease staging, treatment planning, and identifying unknown primary sites.
Detroit’s Women’s Informal Network Honors Aretha Franklin with a Gift to NETRF
NETRF’s Aretha Franklin Fund for Neuroendocrine Cancer Research established with a gift from Women’s Informal Network, Detroit.
Aretha Inspires Us to Seek Cures for NETs
Aretha Franklin was a trailblazer. She broke barriers as the first woman welcomed into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and as the indisputable
Kicking Cancer’s Butt
Join Me in the Fight by Katherin Mueller As I write this, I am about eight months into my “new normal” aka living with NETs.