February 10, 2009 Ivy Foundation funding supports study of p75 neurotrophin receptor as a drug target in malignant Glioma Dr. Peter Forsyth and colleagues have been awarded a total of…
The Ivy Glioblastoma Atlas Project will track genetic mutations in glioblastoma multiforme and produce a free, online medical atlas. The Seattle-based project is a partnership between the Ben and Catherine…
The Ben and Catherine Ivy Foundation said Wednesday that it’s funding $9.8 million for four new patient-focused research projects at the University of California, San Francisco; Stanford University; Duke University…
by John Brandon Despite profound advances in genetic research, the type of brain cancer that killed Ted Kennedy remains virulent and almost always deadly. But now a new technique —…
Guest Post: Private Foundations – Making a Difference in Moving Research Forward Today’s guest post about the importance of funding for research comes from Catherine Ivy, Founder of the Ben…
TGen Recognizes Major Investments in Arizona Bioscience Industry SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – Advances in brain-tumor research and the creation of an international biosciences consortium were celebrated Tuesday (April 14, 2009) with…
Researchers join U of C cancer study By DOUG MCINTYRE, SUN MEDIA Leading medical minds on both sides of the border are joining a U of C-led study aimed at…
Searching for a solution — as fast as possible by Staff Writer Sue Dremann Palo Altans Ben and Catherine Ivy could never have predicted in 2005 that a numb thumb…
The Ben and Catherine Ivy Foundation is partnering with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) to offer four research fellowships to medical students to enhance the number of young investigators…