It might seem strange that Rein in Sarcoma supports dog cancer research but there’s a good reason. Canine hemangiosarcoma, a type of dog cancer, has been known among veterinarians as one of the most vexing diseases to treat.1 It is highly aggressive, fatal, and may not make itself apparent until a seemingly healthy dog collapses.…
Celebrate RIS’s Named Fund Honorees. You will also see their stories throughout June on Rein in Sarcoma’s social media and highlighted on the front page of our website: www.reininsarcoma.org RIS Named Funds help sustain and support Rein in Sarcoma’s mission and help Increase Awareness. Increase Survivors. Miranda MeadMiranda was diagnosed just after her 15th birthday with…
As I reflect on the upcoming Juneteenth holiday, it does not escape me that while Americans are celebrating the freedom of slaves, racial health inequities still exist in our country. Studies show that these disparities are found in sarcoma patient outcomes as well (Martinez et al 2008). African Americans are more likely to die from…
July is sarcoma awareness month and a great opportunity to bring this rare cancer to light. Sarcoma awareness is symbolized by the color yellow and yellow ribbon, so this year Rein in Sarcoma will be doing a social media campaign, “Why I Wear Yellow” during the month of July. The campaign will raise awareness through…
Join us on Monday, July 31 for Party in the Park. The free event will include patient and family picnic, live music, inflatables, community, sarcoma resources, and more. Registration is required, If you can’t attend, consider donating. Event info: Monday, July 31 from 5pm-8pm As our signature event, attendees will have the opportunity to connect…
