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- Anchored by a generous $1.5 million gift, we are pleased to announce the launch of our veterinary medicine fundraising campaign.
- The newly named Claudine and Fritz Kundrun Veterinary Program is now seeking an additional $3 million to help fund innovative clinical trials in companion animals.
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- The Kundruns are philanthropists and equestrian advocates whose shared passion for horses and animal welfare has defined their lives and giving.
- With their recent transformational gift, the Foundation’s Veterinary Program has been named for the couple.
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- Dr. Cherukuri will oversee all Foundation-funded projects that are advancing focused ultrasound veterinary research.
- She has more than a decade of leadership experience in scientific project management and instrumentation development.
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- Dogs with lymphoma and osteosarcoma are now being enrolled in clinicals trials at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana.
- The research studies are part of the Werling Comparative Oncology Research Center’s innovative tumor ablation program.
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- Magician Howard Faber’s passion for entertaining audiences was disrupted by essential tremor.
- His life-changing experience began after Medicare approved focused ultrasound treatment.
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- Winners are selected through global nominations and evaluated by TIME editors on innovation, ambition, impact, and success.
- As part of the inaugural TIME100 Companies Industry Leaders list, the honor recognizes organizations making an extraordinary impact across their industries.
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- Register as a player or spectator! All skill levels are welcome and have a place in the tournament.
- The Be Still Foundation was founded by Bobby Krause, a patient whose Parkinson’s disease symptoms were successfully treated with focused ultrasound.
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“[The essential tremor] started to affect my magic shows. I couldn't do close-up magic anymore. I couldn't do card tricks anymore…so I put magic on the back burner.”
‒ Magician Howard Faber, who is back to doing several shows a week after undergoing focused ultrasound |
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