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Katherine E. Warren, M.D.
NCI
Bethesda, Maryland
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09.04.2014
Sunflower field in Avon raises awareness and funds for pediatric brain cancer research.
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09.02.2014
A large field of sunflower along Interstate 90 planted in memory of a young girl who died several years ago is garnering a lot of visits and attention.
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07.11.2014
Fahrenheit chef Rocco Whalen prepared watermelon and arugula salad, roasted black grouper and chocolate panna cotta for about 600 guests.
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07.11.2014
Around 600 guests attended the 8th annual Sunflower Soiree to benefit Prayers From Maria, Children's Glioma Cancer Foundation. The party was held at Sunset Point in Rocky River, overlooking the convergence of the river and the lake.
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05.21.2014
West Life Newspaper features a write up on Prayers From Maria's 4th annual Sunflower Soiree. The event showcased several local chefs combining their talents in Rocky River. Read the full write up here.
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05.21.2014
The Prayers From Maria Foundation was spotted by the Plain Dealer's photographers and was featured in their newspaper. View the photos here or read their article summarizing the event here.
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05.21.2014
Prayers From Maria's annual 'Sunflower Soiree' has been named one of the exceptional charity events of 2010 by the Cleveland Current. Read more about the event .
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05.21.2014
The West Life newspaper previewed last year's Uncork the Cure wine festival. To read the full article click here.
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05.21.2014
ScienceDaily — A new Mayo Clinic study found that patients with low-grade gliomas survived longest when they underwent aggressive surgeries to successfully remove the entire tumor.
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05.21.2014
Medical News Today - New research from the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital at Washington University was able to identify several gene mutations in the brain that have not previously been identified with cancer. Study leader Suzanne Baker and colleagues found that 78 percent of DIPG tumors display changes in the histone H3 family of proteins, a genetic code that helps produce proteins that package DNA inside of cells. Disruptions in these procedures contribute to the development of cancer, Medical News Today said.
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