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Cellectricon and StressMarq Biosciences collaborate to develop next generation reagents and assays to advance neurodegenerative disease research


Cellectricon and StressMarq Biosciences collaborate to develop next generation reagents and assays to advance neurodegenerative disease research

Cellectricon, a collaborative services provider dedicated to advancing drug discovery and research in the areas of chronic pain and neurodegenerative diseases announces a collaboration with StressMarq Biosciences. As a supplier of life science reagents such as primary antibodies, antibody conjugates, proteins, immunoassay kits and small molecules, Stressmarq Biosciences will work with Cellectricon to enable the collaborative development of next-generation reagents and assays for neurodegenerative disease research.

Spreading of neurodegenerative disease associated peptides (NDAPs; e.g. amyloid-beta peptides, tau and alpha-synuclein) within the human brain is one of the earliest pathological processes leading to Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease. Cellectricon aims to decipher the spreading of neuropathologies in neuronal circuits using a proprietary high capacity microfluidics platform.

“As more details become known about NDAPs and their cell-to-cell transmission, it may be possible to design novel pharmacological interventions that block disease progression. Methods for targeting the pathological pathways involved in protein misfolding or spreading of the disease to neighbouring neurons are of great interest” said Sebastian Illes, Director of CNS research at Cellectricon. “A vital factor for enabling in vitro modelling of neuropathological processes is access to well-characterized reagents such as seed competent fibrils and filaments. We are therefore very pleased to announce our collaboration with StressMarq Biosciences as it will enable us to access their high-quality portfolio of reagents for our services” he added.

StressMarq Biosciences has a unique reagent offering including pre-formed fibrils of tau, alpha-synuclein and other proteins for neurodegenerative disease research. Certain fibrils and filaments can initiate protein aggregation, inducing disease pathology in vitro and in vivo. These proteins can be used to study diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS, and amyloidosis.

“We look forward to working with Cellectricon to develop novel assays and reagents for neurodegenerative disease research. This is an excellent opportunity for us to showcase our expertise, products and knowledge base to the scientific community” said Ariel Louwrier, President & CEO at StressMarq Biosciences.

For more information on Cellectricon’s Pain and CNS Discovery Services, please visit http://www.cellectricon.com.

For more information on StressMarq Biosciences’ cutting-edge products for neurodegenerative disease research, please visit http://www.stressmarq.com/PFFs.

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VIM & VIGR Releases an Athlete’s Guide to Compression Wear


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Some of the benefits of compression wear are increased blood circulation, decreased swelling, and lowered risk of deep-vein thrombosis.

VIM & VIGR has announced the release of their newest infographic: An Athlete’s Guide to Compression Wear. Highlighting both the benefits and the effects of compression wear on athletic performance, this guide is an all-encompassing resource for those interested in using compression wear to improve athletic performance.

Compression legwear assists in athletic preparation and recovery by helping increase blood circulation and helping to remove lactic acid from muscles. The infographic covers a wide range of popular compression products, from socks and sleeves to shirts and bodysuits.

Sports that utilize compression wear include, but are not limited to, running, football, basketball, swimming, soccer, hockey, and high intensity training. Many extreme sports use it as well.

Some of the benefits of compression wear are increased blood circulation, decreased swelling, and lowered risk of deep-vein thrombosis.

To learn about the Athlete’s Guide to Compression Wear, visit the VIM & VIGR website here.

About VIM & VIGR:

Weaving style and quality into therapeutic threads, VIM & VIGR® products are designer socks with health benefits, designed with you in mind. Founded in 2013, our team is committed to creating superior products because we have seen the results firsthand. After discovering the need for compression socks – to relieve achiness or fight fatigue – we were completely underwhelmed by the quality and style options. We set out to create a compression sock that helps people from all walks of life experience everyday wellness.

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CLOVES Syndrome Community Receives $450,000 Award from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative


Rare disease is anything but rare. As many as 7,000 rare diseases affect 400 million people globally. The vast majority are not well understood, and less than 5% have approved treatments. The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI), through its Rare As One Project, has committed $450,000 to help CLOVES Syndrome Community build capacity, expedite research and drive progress for people with CLOVES, a relatively unknown disease.

“No one is more committed to finding cures for rare diseases than the patients and families of those affected by these disorders,” said Priscilla Chan, Co-Founder & Co-CEO of CZI. “We are proud to support patient-led organizations as they pursue diagnoses, information, and treatment options in partnership with researchers and clinicians.”

Kristen Davis, Executive Director of CLOVES Syndrome Community, can speak firsthand to this commitment. “People with rare diseases and patient advocates are critical to understanding the day-to-day experience of living with a rare disease,” said Davis. “I have learned if the path you need doesn’t exist, create one.”

Davis launched CLOVES Syndrome Community in 2009 after her daughter was appropriately — and finally — diagnosed with CLOVES, which stands for Congenital Lipomatous Overgrowth, Vascular Malformations, Epidermal Nevi & Scoliosis/Spinal Issues/Seizures. CLOVES Syndrome is a congenital disease caused by a somatic genetic mutation in a gene called PIK3CA. Symptoms vary widely amongst patients but include vascular, skin, spinal, and bone abnormalities and overgrowth. Currently, there is no cure.

PIK3CA-related overgrowth spectrum (PROS) is an umbrella term for rare syndromes characterized by malformations and tissue overgrowth caused by somatic mutations in the PIK3CA gene. Funding from CZI’s Rare As One Project will allow CLOVES Syndrome Community to launch a Collaborative Research Network, which will include people with CLOVES/PROS and their caregivers, physicians, scientists, and researchers, to work jointly on understanding the PIK3CA pathway in these diseases.

“What started as a group of the first 30 individuals to be diagnosed with CLOVES Syndrome has grown into a worldwide community of stakeholders, all working to expand opportunities for an improved quality of life for people with CLOVES and other PROS conditions. This grant will allow us to reach even more people struggling for information and options and connect them with resources that could save their life,” said Davis. “We are grateful for the opportunity provided by CZI’s Rare as One Project and are excited about the impact of this grant on our community and all rare diseases. Together we are better.”

About CLOVES Syndrome Community

CLOVES Syndrome Community supports, educates, empowers and improves the lives of those affected by CLOVES Syndrome. We believe that when patients and their families are informed and supported, they are better equipped to handle their own medical, emotional, and physical needs. CLOVES Syndrome Community does this by cultivating a thriving patient community, convening medical conferences, publishing books for children, and funding medical research. We also bring families together for Betsy’s Camp, an annual opportunity for community, connection, relaxation and fun. More information can be found at http://www.clovessyndrome.org/

About the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

Founded by Dr. Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg in 2015, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) is a new kind of philanthropy that’s leveraging technology to help solve some of the world’s toughest challenges — from eradicating disease, to improving education, to reforming the criminal justice system. Across three core Initiative focus areas of Science, Education, and Justice & Opportunity, we’re pairing engineering with grant-making, impact investing, and policy and advocacy work to help build an inclusive, just and healthy future for everyone. For more information, please visit https://chanzuckerberg.com/.

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Plastic Surgeon Ran Y. Rubinstein, M.D. Now Offering MicroTox®


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Laser & Cosmetic Surgery Specialists, PC in Newburgh, New York, is kicking off the new year with a new procedure: MicroTox®. Dr. Ran Y. Rubinstein is one of just a few aesthetic experts in the United States who are trained and certified to perform these specialized injections. Patients can receive a series of anti-aging treatments that are less invasive than cosmetic surgery yet provide comparable results.

MicroTox®, also called Micro Botox, is a diluted form of the popular muscle-relaxing wrinkle solution, Botox. Instead of injecting the solution deep into specific facial muscles to limit their movement, MicroTox is introduced more superficially and into to a larger region of the face and neck for more superficial, delicate improvements. Dr Rubinstein uses smaller gauge needles to inject MicroTox® under the skin, so it can directly impact existing signs of aging by offering immediate tightening.

Because the injections are performed superficially the Botox cam shrink a patient’s sweat and sebaceous (oil-producing) glands. This superficial injection also constricts the skin and creates a tightening shrink wrap effect on the skin. MicroTox® can be used to smooth the upper and lower eyelids, cheeks, jaw, neck, and décolletage. The benefits of minimally invasive intradermal Botox are the ability to treat lines around the eyes, quicker onset of action, and a broader range of cosmetic options. MicroTox® can be administered to a variety of patients, including those with large pores, acne, and crepe-like skin.

The expert team at Laser & Cosmetic Surgery Specialists, PC of the greater New York City area offers an impressive catalog of individually customized treatment options- from transformative facial plastic surgeries to med spa treatments In addition to facial procedures, Dr. Samuel Beran, M.D., MBA, F.A.C.S. has joined the practice as an expert in body plastics.

Through the addition of his specialty procedures, Laser & Cosmetic Surgery Specialists, PC now offers a single location to address patients’ comprehensive aesthetic needs with dermatological, facial, and body procedures.

Dr. Rubinstein, a physician educator, is a Hudson Valley double board-certified facial plastic surgeon in Newburgh, NY. A hallmark of Dr. Rubinstein’s work is his care in treating the delicate anatomy of the face. He creates small changes that deliver maximum impact to a patient’s aesthetics while maintaining their natural appearance. MicroTox® is an exciting new addition to his extensive skill set and uniquely complements traditional Botox injections.

If you are interested in learning more about the benefits of MicroTox and other cosmetic procedures, contact Laser & Cosmetic Surgery Specialists, PC at 845-205-7667 or email info@yourfacemd.com. A staff member may be able to answer your general questions and schedule your consultation with Dr. Rubinstein.

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Bay State Physical Therapy is Excited to Announce its Partnership with Merrimack Valley Physical Therapy


Bay State Physical Therapy, Massachusetts’ leading provider of physical therapy services, is pleased to announce its partnership with Merrimack Valley Physical Therapy (“MVPT”). The partnership provides critical access into Southern New Hampshire and continues to expand Bay State Physical Therapy’s partnership network throughout the Northeast.

Merrimack Valley Physical Therapy has been serving Southern New Hampshire since 1983 and has developed an excellent reputation for its clinical quality and patient experience. The Company has locations in Bedford, Manchester, Nashua, and Londonderry and is poised for additional expansion. As part of the partnership, longtime owners David and Nancy Robator will be transitioning out of daily activities, and current COO Kevin Pozzi will become Managing Partner of MVPT.

“We have a tremendous amount of respect for the MVPT organization and could not be happier to be partnering. Dave and Nancy’s character and compassion for their patients and team are truly unique, and we are honored to be working with Kevin to build upon the foundation they’ve established,” said Dr. Steve Windwer, founder and CEO of Bay State Physical Therapy. “The alignment of our cultures and values made this a special partnership opportunity, and we could not be more excited to bring the MVPT and Bay State families together,” said Windwer.

David Robator added, “For the past few years, we’ve felt that a partnership may be able to provide our team and patients with greater resources, but we couldn’t find a partner that shared our same mission and values. Today, I’m confident that Bay State is the perfect match. Our team and patients are like family, and we know that Bay State feels the same way and will continue to hold true to our practice mission. The future is bright for MVPT and we’re certain that Bay State will not only be a good partner, but that Kevin and Bay State continue to unlock MVPT’s potential.”

The partnership with MVPT reflects Bay State PT’s continued desire to enhance access and better serve its patients and partners. Since its inception, Bay State Physical Therapy has prioritized the outcomes and experiences of its patients and will continue to invest in developing New England’s clinical leader in physical therapy.

To learn more about partnering or transitioning with Bay State Physical Therapy, visit http://www.baystatept.com or contact Brady Hill, VP of Corporate Development, at bhill@baystatept.com

About Bay State Physical Therapy:

Headquartered just outside of Boston, MA, Bay State Physical Therapy is a leading provider of physical therapy and chiropractic services throughout New England. Bay State PT’s mission is to be devoted to the health and wellbeing of our patients by offering exceptional, innovative rehabilitation services, to restore each individual’s maximal function with integrity and compassion. Bay State PT supports its partners and affiliates by investing in the resources, operating expertise, and systems to allow therapists to focus on the patient and the provision of clinical care.

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Aging Media Network Publishes New Report Detailing Senior Housing Industry Outlook for 2020


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Last year the industry began to look closely at the shortage of middle market senior housing available to aging consumers. In our survey, we sought to find out what actions industry stakeholders are likely to take in response to this growing issue

Senior Housing News, an Aging Media Network publication, is pleased to announce the results of its annual outlook survey on the state of the senior housing market.

Conducted in collaboration with New York City-based Hunt Real Estate Capital, the commercial lender that was recently acquired by ORIX USA and is merging with Lancaster Pollard and Red Capital Group — the two brands that make up ORIX Real Estate Capital — the survey gathers the opinions of more than 330 industry professionals including owners, operators, developers and more, polled about their senior living industry outlook for 2020.

The survey report includes highlights on how industry stakeholders are planning to invest in the coming year; how they are identifying the most attractive asset types; and how they are approaching market opportunities and challenges in 2020.

In summary, respondents indicated:

  • Occupancy concerns are falling year-over-year
  • Active adult interest has declined since 2019
  • Stakeholders are anticipating repositioning of market rate communities to address middle market demand in the future.

“The survey results indicate a steady investor focus for some asset types, while we were pleased to see sentiments with respect to occupancy have improved over the last year,” said Senior Housing News Editor Tim Mullaney.

In addition to the survey showing how the outlook has changed year-over-year, it also gauged input for the first time on a critical area of focus: middle market senior housing.

“Last year the industry began to look closely at the shortage of middle market senior housing available to aging consumers. In our survey, we sought to find out what actions industry stakeholders are likely to take in response to this growing issue,” Mullaney said.

The full survey results are available here.

About Aging Media Network / Senior Housing News

Aging Media Network is an innovative publishing company based in Chicago, Illinois, and is the publisher of Senior Housing News, Reverse Mortgage Daily, Home Health Care News, Skilled Nursing News, Hospice News, and Behavioral Health Business.

Senior Housing News is the leading source for news and information covering the growing business of senior housing and care. Visit https://seniorhousingnews.com for more information.

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NCPDP Announces Keynoter, Doug Lindsay, Will Share His Inspiring Story


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NCPDP announced today that Doug Lindsay, who was bedridden for 11 years with a debilitating illness and pioneered a new surgery to restore his health, will share his inspirational story as a keynote speaker at the NCPDP 2020 Annual Technology & Business Conference, May 4-6 at the Westin Kierland Resort & Spa in Scottsdale, Arizona. Lindsay’s incredible, 14-year medical odyssey exemplifies the engagement, collaboration, persistence and innovation that NCPDP aims to inspire with its Dream BIG, Act NOW conference theme.

Lindsay’s against-all-odds success story of helping to diagnose his extremely rare condition, inventing his own surgery, and becoming his own lead medical researcher seven years into his illness was CNN Health’s top story of 2019. Believing that almost any obstacle can be overcome, Lindsay shares the skills to tackle problems like a scientist ─ take control, take the lead and take on the impossible with imagination, innovation and creativity.

Lindsay advocates that happiness is compatible with suffering and hardship. His presentation will invigorate the audience through the power of hope and perseverance, leaving NCPDP members inspired to believe that anything is possible; empowered to “Dream BIG;” and ready to “Act NOW” to take on the challenges ahead.

NCPDP’s national conference draws more than 800 attendees from across the healthcare industry, including technical, business and executive representatives from health plans, pharmacy benefit managers, retail and independent pharmacies, specialty pharmacies, long-term care providers, healthcare consultants, technology vendors, pharmaceutical manufacturers, wholesale drug distributors, database management organizations and others.

The NCPDP Annual Conference is open to all healthcare industry stakeholders. Early bird registration is available until February 14. To register for the conference visit https://ncpdp.org/ac/register.aspx.

The complimentary media registration form can be downloaded here.

For a photo of inspiring innovator and transformational thought leader Doug Lindsay, please visit https://www.flickr.com/photos/ncpdp/.

For real-time updates before and during the conference, follow NCPDP at http://twitter.com/ncpdp or join the discussion using NCPDP’s 2020 Annual Technology & Business Conference hashtag: #NCPDP20.

About NCPDP

Founded in 1977, NCPDP is a not-for-profit, ANSI-accredited, Standards Development Organization with more than 1,700 members representing virtually every sector of the pharmacy services industry. Our diverse membership provides leadership and healthcare business solutions through education and standards, created using the consensus building process. NCPDP has been named in federal legislation, including HIPAA, MMA, and HITECH. NCPDP members have created standards such as the Telecommunication Standard and Batch Standard, the SCRIPT Standard for ePrescribing, the Manufacturers Rebate Standard and more to improve communication within the pharmacy industry. Our data products include dataQ®, a robust database of information on more than 80,000 pharmacies, resQ™, an industry pharmacy credentialing resource, and HCIdea®, an innovative prescriber database that provides continually updated information on more than 2.5 million prescribers. NCPDP’s RxReconn® is a legislative tracking product for real-time monitoring of pharmacy-related state and national legislative and regulatory activity. For more information about NCPDP Standards, Data Services, Products, Educational Programs and Work Group meetings, go online at http://www.ncpdp.org or call 480.477.1000.

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Israeli Rabbi, Eliezer Berland Releases Universal Prayer to Stop Global Coronavirus Pandemic


On Thursday, February 6th Rabbi Eliezer Berland spoke of the seriousness of the rapidly spreading Coronavirus, saying, “There’s a Terrible Decree of World Destruction by the Coronavirus.” Rabbi Berland, aged 82, who is known to have written prayers that have worked miracles, went on to write a prayer for the nations of the world to recite to be saved from the Coronavirus.

The prayer is available in Chinese, Arabic, Greek, Hebrew, English, and other languages. Below is the prayer, new language translations will be posted frequently at this link – https://ravberland.com/breaking-prayer-to-be-saved-from-coronavirus/

PLEASE NOTE: the following prayer is said in the hopes that any sick will get better.

PRAYER TO BE SAVED FROM CORONAVIRUS

Master of Universe, who can do anything!

Cure me and the whole world of the Coronavirus, because redemption is near.

And through this reveal to us the 50th gate of holiness, the secret of the ibbur, and may we begin from this day onward to be strong in keeping interpersonal commandments (i.e. being kind to others).

And by virtue of this may we witness miracles and wonders the likes of which haven’t been since the creation of the world. And may there be sweetening of judgments for the entire world, to all mankind, men women and children.

Please God! Please cure Coronavirus all over the world, as it says about Miriam the prophetess, “Lord, please, cure her, please.”

Please God! Who can do anything! Send a complete healing to the entire world! To all men, women, children, boys and girls, to all humanity wherever they may be, and to all the animals, birds, and creatures. All should be cured from this disease in the blink of an eye, and no trace of the disease should remain.

And all will merit fear of Heaven and fear of God, O Merciful and Compassionate Father.

Please God, please do with us miracles and wonders as you did with our forefathers by the exodus from Egypt. And now, take us and the entire world out from this disease, release us and save us from the Coronavirus that wants to eliminate all mortals.

We now regret all the sins that we did, and we honestly ask for forgiveness. And in the merit of our repentance, this cursed disease, that does not miss men, women, boys, girls, and animals, will be eliminated.

Please God, as quick as the illness came it will go away and disappear immediately, in the blink of an eye, and by this the soul of Messiah Ben David will be revealed.

Please God, grant us the merit to be included in the level of the saints and pure ones, and bless anew all the fruit and vegetation, that all will be healed in the blink of an eye, and we will see Messiah Ben David face to face.

Please God, who acts with greatness beyond comprehension, and does wonders without number. Please now perform also with us miracles and wonders beyond comprehension and let no trace of this cursed disease remain. And may the entire world be cured in the blink of an eye.

Because Hashem did all this in order for us to repent, it is all in order for us to direct our hearts to our Father in Heaven, and by that He will send blessings and success to all of our handiwork.

For media inquiries for please contact, shuvubanimpr@gmail.com.

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Wapiti Medical Staffing Wins Best of Staffing Awards for Sixth Consecutive Year


“Great working relationship and communication with Wapiti staff. They listen to our needs and concerns and respond appropriately.” ~Hospital Administrator Testimonial

Wapiti Medical Staffing, a leading healthcare staffing agency, has been awarded the Best of Staffing Client and Talent Awards for the sixth consecutive year. Best of Staffing Awards are given to staffing agencies based completely on the ratings given to them by their clients (i.e., Wapiti partner facilities) and talent (i.e., Wapiti providers). This also marks the second consecutive year Wapiti has achieved Diamond status in each category. Diamond Award winners have won the Best of Staffing Award at least 5 years in a row, consistently earning industry-leading satisfaction scores.

“Wapiti has always scored well. That speaks volumes to the character of this group,” states Wapiti CEO Troy Kastrup. “Our client score has increased 40% in the last two years, which is impressive knowing we have always ranked in the top 2% of staffing companies. Great people making a great team, providing a great experience for our many communities and patients.”

Client Results

Wapiti received a Net Promoter® Score of 71.4% from clients, with 77.6% of clients giving Wapiti a 9 or 10 out of 10 satisfaction score (significantly higher than the industry’s average of 24%).

Best of Staffing winners have proven to be industry leaders in service quality. On average, clients of winning agencies are 2.2 times more likely to be completely satisfied.

Talent Results

Wapiti received a Net Promoter® Score of 72.8% from Wapiti providers, with 80.2% of providers giving Wapiti a 9 or 10 out of 10 satisfaction score (significantly higher than the industry’s average of 45%).

Candidates who have been placed by winning agencies are 1.7 times more likely to be completely satisfied with the services provided compared to those working with non-winning agencies.    

About Wapiti Medical Staffing

Wapiti Medical Staffing provides healthcare staffing solutions to medical facilities throughout the United States, with an emphasis on the Midwestern states of Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. The company provides a range of professional services and staff, including ER, hospitalist, clinic, urgent care and anesthesia coverage. Wapiti Medical Staffing is based in Milbank, SD, with additional offices in Huron and Rapid City, SD; Cedar Falls, IA; and Salt Lake City, UT.

About Best of Staffing

ClearlyRated’s Best of Staffing® Award is the only award in the U.S. and Canada that recognizes staffing agencies that have proven superior service quality based entirely on ratings provided by their clients and job candidates. Award winners are showcased by city and area of expertise on ClearlyRated.com – an online business directory that helps buyers of professional services find service leaders and vet prospective firms – based exclusively on validated client and talent ratings and testimonials.

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Crowdfunded Wine-making Supports Prostate Cancer Research – Drinking Charitably


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Great wines, tax-deductible, great cause.

In a unique non profit crowd funding campaign 2redWinery, makers of the award-winning Zinpiphany© Zinfandel and #2red, is currently crowd funding its next vintage on Indiegogo with all proceeds supporting prostate cancer research through the non-profit Robert and Susan Hollander Foundation, an IRS approved 501c3 organization. Campaign supporters, in exchange for their tax-deductible support, can secure wine from the award-winning wine library of 2redWinery.

Dr. Robert Hollander, the winemaker and principle of 2redWinery, started small-volume wine making in 2007 in pursuit of a long-standing passion in wine. After he was diagnosed with prostate cancer at an incurable stage in 2010, Dr. Hollander, a highly-regarded clinician/teacher at the Gainesville VA Medical Center, affiliated with the University of Florida, then created his Foundation to fund prostate cancer research.

“Realizing that things can always be worse, three of the ugliest words pairs in the English language have got to include ‘metastatic cancer,’ ‘palliative therapy,’ and ‘my oncologist’,” Hollander observed. “Channeling the wine making into something purposeful just seemed to make sense.” In the seven years the non-profit Foundation has been operational, unrestricted grants have been provided to researchers at seven different university medical enters engaged with cutting edge prostate cancer research.

Dr. Hollander’s campaign goal is $13,000, with all proceeds above production costs supporting prostate cancer research through his non-profit The Robert and Susan Hollander Foundation. Contributions to the campaign are processed by FirstGiving and are tax deductible. Rewards for campaign supporters include wine from the award-winning library of 2redWinery (see attachment).

Award Winning Wines!

Zinpiphany

2007    2012 SF International Wine Competition        Silver Medal

2008    2012 SF International Wine Competition        Double Gold

2008    6th Annual American Fine Wine Competition    Silver Medal

2009    2012 SF International Wine Competition        Silver Medal

2010    2013 SF International Wine Competition        Gold Medal

2010     2014 NY World Wine & Spirits Competition Silver Medal

2011     2014 SF International Wine Competition        Bronze Medal

2012    2016 SF International Wine Competition        Silver Medal

2013    2016 SF International Wine Competition        Silver Medal

2013    2017 NY World Wine & Spirits Competition    Bronze Medal

2014     2017 NY World Wine & Spirits Competition    Bronze Medal

2014    2018 SF Internal Wine Competition                 Bronze Medal

2015    2018 SF Internal Wine Competition                 Silver Medal

2015    2018 NY World Wine & Spirits Competition    Bronze Medal

2015    2019 NY World Wine & Spirits Competition    Silver Medal

2017    2019 SF Internal Wine Competition                 Silver Medal

2017    2019 NY World Wine & Spirits Competition    Silver Medal

#2red

2007    2012 SF International Wine Competition        Bronze Medal

2008    2012 SF International Wine Competition        Bronze Medal

2009    6th Annual American Fine Wine Competition Silver Medal

2009    2012 SF International Wine Competition        Bronze Medal

2009     2014 NY World Wine & Spirits Competition Double Gold/Best of Class

2010    2013 SF International Wine Competition        Gold Medal

2010    2014 NY World Wine & Spirits Competition    Bronze Medal

2011    2014 SF International Wine Competition        Silver Medal

2012    2016 SF International Wine Competition        Gold Medal

2013    2016 SF International Wine Competition        Bronze Medal

2014    2017 SF International Wine Competition        Bronze Medal

Foundation Grant Recipients

2013-Lance Pagliaro, M.D., Department of Genitourinary Medical Oncology, MD Anderson

2014-Nima Sharifi, M.D., Department of Cancer Biology, Cleveland Clinic

2015-Padmanee Sharma, M.D., Department of Genitourinary Medical Oncology, MD Anderson

2016-Scott Dehm, M.D. Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, Mayo Clinic

2017-Mary-Ellen Taplin, M.D. Department of Medicine, Harvard Medical School

2018-Scott Dehm, Ph.D. Department of Urology, University of Minnesota

2019-Chris Barbieri, M.D. M.D., Ph.D. Urologic Oncology Division, Weill Cornell Medical College

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