Funded ResearchSince its founding, the ITP Foundation has been dedicated to supporting therapeutic and medical breakthroughs in treating ITP. It is imperative that the effects of ITP be felt and empathized with in homes throughout the country, and the world.
The ITP Foundation's Medical Advisory Panel is currently considering studies being conducted in 2009, and what relevant medical research to support in the year ahead. The ITP Foundation is proud to have participated in the following recent studies. ITP Foundation fulfills $50,000 grant to the ICIS's research at the University Children's Hospital in Basel, SwitzerlandDownload the publication from Pediatric Blood & Cancer:Predisposing and Modulating Genetic Factors in Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic PurpuraA study being conducted at the Children's Hospital in Basel, Switzerland that has thus far exhibited the likely existence of a genetic susceptibility for ITP.2007ITP Foundation grants $25,000 to the ICIS's research at the University Children's Hospital in Basel, SwitzerlandDownload the publication from Pediatric Blood & Cancer:Evan's Syndrome and Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura in FamiliesDownload the publication from Pediatric Blood & Cancer:Celiacs Disease Is Not a Major Risk Factor for the Development of Childhood ITP
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