On this page you’ll find the latest updates on FARF-funded research and activities, updated on an ongoing basis.
Meet Dr. Ramon Garcia-Escudero, working on finding effective cancer treatments for FA
Our journey to the diagnosis of Fanconi anemia (FA) started in 1986 when we conceived a child via In vitro Fertilization (IVF). In my heart of hearts, I knew something was wrong.
Learn about Tai Nguyen, cancer and CRISPR researcher working on FA at the basic science level
I want to share that my dream of being a mother came true because three of the most powerful types of love I know came together: the love of a couple, the love of a sister, and the love of others.
Having a child with Fanconi anemia can be isolating, even with a support system and a loving partner. As much as our family, friends, neighbors, and coworkers try to understand, they simply cannot.
I have had the distinct honor of watching many of you in the FA community grow up, embrace life, and deal with whatever FA brings.