In early 2022, four new grants were awarded to advance research in FA cancer preclinical models, Fanconi Anemia Neurological Syndrome (FANS), and mental health.
Learn more about Dr. Romick, who works on metabolism in human diseases and cancers at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Carrying FA on your back is a burden. It’s long and painful, but this pain is what makes us remember the parts of life worth living. make our lives rich and even transform them into an epic journey.
For a long time, I tried to run from the FA diagnosis, but I obviously could not. At 30 years old, I feel like I’m on the better side of FA now.
Thought this journey, we have learned that not only is God able to help us by faith, but that it is also very important to have a good and steady support system in place such as FARF and the FAmily.
Agus is a warrior who is full of life. As parents, it is extremely painful to watch your child fight these battles. Positivity, acceptance, and love seem to be the recipe that holds it all together.
Learn more about Dr. Minguillon, who works on drug screening & cancer therapeutics in FA.