Combining her personal experience with medical knowledge, Aubrey Tell, HI mom and family practice doctor, has created a presentation about HI for medical residents: “I think the most important thing we can do is educate people that HI exists, and if there are any symptoms of hypoglycemia in a neonate, even if they don’t have … Read more
Our 2015 Grant Recipient, Mark Dunne, PhD, is Raring To Go for CHI! Are you? Read about the 2015 Congenital Hyperinsulinism Research Project funded by our Raring to Go for CHI Million Dollar Bike Ride team! If you can’t attend the ride in Philadelphia on May 20, you can still help and contribute by … Read more
Read about the 2016 Congenital Hyperinsulinism Research Project funded by the Raring to Go for CHI Million Dollar Bike Ride team! If you can’t attend the ride in Philadelphia on May 20, you can still raise funds for research by creating your CrowdRise team using your #StopTheLows photo here: https://www.crowdrise.com/raringtogoforchi2017 It is SO IMPORTANT … Read more
Are you Raring To Go for CHI? The 2014 Grant Recipient, Dr. Diva De León, is! Read about the 2014 Congenital Hyperinsulinism Research Project funded by the Raring to Go for CHI Million Dollar Bike Ride team, and why she’s joining us by RIDING FOR RESEARCH in The Million Dollar Bike Ride for Orphan Disease … Read more
Cristina Pindado, the mother of a child born with congenital hyperinsulinism (HI) is President of the the Spanish Association for those Affected by Congenital Hyperinsulinism (AFHICO). Cristina often collaborates with CHI representing HI advocacy, support, and research initiatives in Spain and all of Europe. In addition to being an active patient advocate, Cristina is highly … Read more