HudsonAlpha hosted the ninth annual Tie the Ribbons luncheon yesterday where a sell-out crowd of 1,300 heard HudsonAlpha’s Howard Jacob, PhD, announce that Information is Power will continue for another year, and offer free testing to men and women 28 to 32 years of age. Check out the coverage from: Diagnostics World News US News WZDX ...

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Tie the Ribbons continues to be sold-out event HudsonAlpha hosted the ninth annual Tie the Ribbons luncheon Nov. 8 at the Von Braun Center to a crowd of 1,300. Attendees heard an update on HudsonAlpha’s breast and ovarian cancer research and announcement about the Information is Power initiative. Tie the Ribbons supports the Breakthrough ...

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Members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity at the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) presented a $8,250 gift to the HudsonAlpha Foundation on Thursday, August 31 to support our work in cancer research. The donation is from the Battle of the Buffalo, an annual chicken wing festival held at Huntsville’s Big Spring Park. Since […]...

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A visiting-physicians office at the Smith Family Clinic for Genomic Medicine has been named in honor of Dynetics, supporter of the HudsonAlpha Foundation. Headquartered in Huntsville, Ala., Dynetics, provides high-tech products and services in an ethical, responsive, and cost-effective fashion to the national security, satellite, launch, ...

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Huntsville, Ala. — HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology held a grand opening for the “Hope Grows Garden: Breast and Ovarian Cancer,” to recognize its commitment to breast and ovarian cancer research and pay tribute to those people impacted by these devastating diseases. The Hope Grows Garden will bloom on the double helix pathway in ...

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Huntsville, Ala. – HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology is giving patients a chance at finding a diagnosis with the Hero Fund. Established by an anonymous donation to the HudsonAlpha Foundation, the Hero Fund helps patients at Smith Family Clinic for Genomic Medicine who need, but cannot afford, access to genomic medicine. Smith Family ...

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