Hydrocephalus Association eNewsletter | DECEMBER 2017

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Annual Membership Campaign Roadmap to a Cure is our commitment to invest $20 million by 2020 to accelerate hydrocephalus research, expand patient support services and raise public awareness about hydrocephalus. Read more A New Treatment for Hydrocephalus! A new device has been approved by the FDA that can reduce the number of brain surgeries individuals living with hydrocephalus face! Read more

Roadmap to A Cure is the Hydrocephalus Association's critical initiative to accelerate critical research, expant patient support and education, and raise unprecedented public awareness about hydrocephalus. Join us on our journey to raise $20M by 2020.  JOIN IN

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12/13 FREE WEBINAR - NPH: What Your Doctors are Thinking Before and After the Shunt is Placed 01/27 LA Community Network Meet N' Greet  02/19 Beer on the Brain Pub Crawl -  Seattle, WA

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A Fundraising Story It is interesting to see how many families truly are affected by hydrocephalus. It’s something a lot of people have never heard of… yet through social media, we connected with 4 different families all dealing with the same thing. READ MORE

Tax Issues that Impact Our Community Patient and charitable groups are fighting on many fronts to make necessary changes to the Tax Reform bill. Learn about the issues that impact our community and take action today! READ MORE

New Physician's Directory  The Hydrocephalus Association (HA) is excited to announce the launch of our new Physician’s Directory. READ MORE

Share Your Story - Lyra, 3  This is Lyra. She is a beautiful, sassy, and a strong 3 year old who was diagnosed with hydrocephalus. READ MORE

Why Attend Conference? Our National Conference is a cornerstone of our commitment to serving our community. You do not need a reason to attend HACONNECT, but we're happy to provide you with our TOP TEN! READ MORE

Adult Hydrocephalus Clinical Research Network (AHRCN) Update The Adult Hydrocephalus Clinical Research Network (AHCRN) met in Salt Lake City, Utah to discuss the progress and next steps for the network. READ MORE

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