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Peekaboo Magazine- BELLAFLIES
Thank you to our friends at Peekaboo Magazine in Northwest Arkansas for all of their continued support of The Bellaflies Foundation! Your dedication to pediatric stroke awareness is truly Making a Positive!
2015 Pediatric Stroke Lecture Series at Washington University School of Medicine
We love to support our fellow pediatric stroke foundations! In 2014 we donated to the annual pediatric stroke lecture series put on by Brendon’s Smile in collaboration with Washington University School of Medicine. The speaker for the 6th Annual lecture series was pediatric stroke expert Michael Rivikin, MD his lecture entitled “Neonatal Stroke: Progress and Promise” took place at Washington University of Medicine on March 16, 2015.
This lecture and the full pediatric stroke lecture series is available online for CME credit. Users would like CME credit, please register and login here https://cme-online.wustl.edu/. Then click on “Course Catalog”, then to “CME Credit Courses”, and next to “Pediatrics” to access the lecture.
To view the full lecture series please click here: http://neuro.wustl.edu/patientcare/clinicalservices/pediatricneurology/brendonssmilevideo/
Bellaflies is proud to be Making a Positive with Brendon’s Smile!!
UCSF pediatric stroke research team Strides for Strokes 2015 recipient
University of California, San Francisco pediatric stroke research team
From left to right, it is Maria Kuccherzki (project manager), Nancy Hills, PhD (biostatistician), Heather Fullerton, M.D (pediatric stroke neurologist) , and Christine Fox, M.D (pediatric stroke neurologist and investigator)
We are proud to announce this years proceeds recipient of Strides for Strokes 2015. The pediatric stroke research team at UCSF will be using the funds to analyze the data they have collected in the vascular effects of infection in Pediatric Stroke (VIPS) Study. They will be looking at recurrent strokes in children, and also at how the children are affected by the stroke—their neurological impairment and how it is affecting their quality of life.
Bellaflies “gift will be extremely helpful…to work on these analyses,” wrote Dr. Fullerton, “it will help us cross the finish line for the secondary analyses we want to do!”
We cannot wait to hear the results of these analyses and are happy that Bella’s foundation is Making a Positive in such a life changing way!
