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Women’s cancers research at TGen lifted up by latest fashions March 6 at Neiman Marcus Scottsdale

Posted Tuesday March 3, 2020

New luxury wing of Scottsdale Fashion Square to serve as backdrop to Runway for Research fashion show

Wendy’s® Jr. Frosty® Treats Benefit TGen Cancer Research

Posted Monday March 2, 2020

More Than $1.8 Million Donated to Cancer Research

10th annual Fitness for the Cure uses exercise to fund TGen cancer research

Posted Tuesday February 18, 2020

Dozens of donors signing up for Feb. 23 events at four of the Valley’s Village Health Clubs

Discount Tire partners with TGen to create a personalized screening and prevention plan for cancer risk

Posted Wednesday February 12, 2020

Pilot study to focus on family history of relevant diseases and genetic risk score

Medical imaging combined with genetic and cell protein analysis could provide better insights into treating cancer patients

Posted Thursday January 30, 2020

Oncologists, radiologists and surgeons all could benefit, according to a TGen-led study of brain tumors

Electro-luminescent racing stripes spark Cobra’s auction, benefiting TGen cancer research

Posted Thursday January 16, 2020

Classic model of 1965 Shelby Cobra auctioned in prime-time Jan. 18 during 49th anniversary Barrett-Jackson car show at Scottsdale’s WestWorld

Evening of Trends gala raises more than $284,000 for TGen research

Posted Wednesday January 15, 2020

Trends board announces TGen as 2020 gala recipient; total donations eclipses $560,000 for TGen women and children programs

Applications start today for TGen summer programs sponsored by Helios Education Foundation

Posted Monday January 6, 2020

One 2019 Helios intern authors scientific paper that could help a disabled patient at TGen’s Center for Rare Childhood Disorders

TGen Women’s Philanthropy Council awards $76,000 in support of brain and breast cancer research

Posted Wednesday December 11, 2019

Grant represents first award by WPC, following first year of dynamic group’s efforts to bridge gaps between science, medicine and the greater community

TGen-USC researchers link sisters’ paralysis to an ‘extremely rare’ genetic variant

Posted Thursday November 14, 2019

Diagnosis by TGen’s Center for Rare Childhood Disorders gives solace to parents who searched a quarter-century for answers

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