Tickets Now in its fifth year, the Water of Life is a wonderful evening. Considered by Forbes Online to be one of the top whisky events in the world (and just one of two [...]
see recap of event GDOL (GIST Day of Learning) is a free one day event to help patients and caregivers learn more about this rare cancer, find support, and enhance their knowledge [...]
Chicago Area GIST Patients will meet at Wellness House in Hinsdale, IL on January 25, 2020. All Chicago area GIST patients and caregivers are welcome to attend. Meetings are from 1:00 p.m.to 3:00 p.m.. Doors [...]
Starting Thursday, April 16th at 11am the LRG will have its own weekly support group for people living with GIST facilitated by Chelsea Madia.
In this presentation, Executive Director, Norman Scherzer will be joined by staff member and Data Analyst, Jerry Call and by Professor David Josephy to discuss relevant scientific topics including the impact of COVID-19 on GIST patients, and thoughts on promising research for GIST.
Starting Wednesday, June 17th at 5pm EDT the LRG will have its own weekly support group for people living with GIST facilitated by Chelsea (Ozeri) Madia, LCSW and Angela Edson, LSW.We will talk about all of the feelings you might be experiencing, both in relation to GIST, and also COVID-19.
GDOL Tampa is an event for patients & caregivers to learn more about GIST, find support, & enhance knowledge to help navigate their cancer journey. Meet with other patients and caregivers and experts, clinicians, and researchers in the study and treatment of GIST.
In this session of Let's Get the GIST of It, we will be reviewing GIST mutations and sharing the current updates on GIST Clinical Trials.
In this webinar, Emmeline C. Academia, PharmD, BCOP, will provide an overview of GIST treatments & how to manage side effects.
Santy DiSabatino, Director of our US GIST Mentor Program, will be chatting with a group of GIST patients who have extensive experience advocating for themselves & their loved ones for the best possible care.
Dr. Herbert Loong of the Chinese University of Hong Kong will present “GIST Updates from CTOS 2023” and discuss scientific updates relevant to GIST patients.
Dr. Sicklick will discuss the importance of biomarker testing and research that correlates the biology of GIST with treatment.