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The Johns Hopkins A-T Clinical Center needs assistance from A-T families in gathering very important information about G-tubes. If your child has been to the clinic in the past 2-3 years AND has a feeding tube (G-tube), your participation by July 15, 2008 is essential. Find out more.
 A-T Artist Book
A compilation of artwork and biographies of children and young adults afflicted with
A-T. In September 2007 the McCord Gallery organized an art workshop in conjunction with an A-T research conference. The goal was to create several pieces of artwork to visually describe each individual.
Click the image to preview. Purchase from our Marketplace in the Paper Goods section.
Resources for Families - New Find resources in all 50 states for advocacy, recreation, assistive technology, education, health, and more.
A-T Fact Sheets
- Cancer Risk
- Estrogren Replacement
- Immune Function
- Swallowing Problem
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| Families and friends. . . working together for a cure.
Join our grassroots volunteers. We will provide all the tools and help you need for any kind of event! Click here for more information.
GO GREEN and Help Sink A-T!
Fundraising Campaign | The A-TCP Reef Ball weighing 3,123 pounds will be sunk with your donation to A-T research.
Help save our endangered coral reefs and help sink A-T all at the same time! more... |  |
Just Me for A-T Campaign 
| New Opportunity |
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Monthly Giving Program for
Clinical and Translational Research
Earmark your monthly gifts. Click here to learn more.
Corporate Partners
The A-T Children's Project is proud to call these companies, "Partners in Hope." |
| Announcing. . . Attention Researchers: Mouse Specifics, Inc. is performing automated gait analysis on A-T mice. To learn more and view current data click here. The A-T Children's Project has new submission deadlines for grant proposals. Click here to learn more. NIH announces program to fund A-T research. Click here to learn more. The A-T Children's Project has established an
A-T Post Doctoral Fellowship Award. If you are a principal investigator interested in nominating a new post doc for this award, please click here for more information.
Research Spotlight:
Sleep Study to Identify Potential Treatment Pulmonologist Sharon McGrath, MD, at the
A-T Clinical Center at Johns Hopkins Hospital received funding through Hopkins' General Clinical Research Center. . . more...
| Free Poster:
Pathways of the
ATM Protein Posters are available free of charge. To order please email with your name and shipping address. |  | | Researchers all over the world have these posters on display, keeping them thinking about A-T and attracting the attention of other scientists in their labs. Click the poster for more info. |
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The A-T Children's Project is a non-profit organization that raises funds to support and coordinate first-rate biomedical research projects, scientific conferences and a clinical center aimed at finding a cure or life-improving therapies for ataxia-telangiectasia, a lethal genetic disease that attacks children, causing progressive loss of muscle control, immune system problems, and a strikingly high rate of cancer, especially leukemia and lymphoma.
The A-T Children's Project is a registered charity in both the United States and Canada.
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