Fall newsletter: PSC Partners Seeking a Cure

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Everyone,PSC Partners' Fall newsletter, The Duct, is now up on the web. There's so much news we had to divide the newsletter into four parts. If you download be prepared-some sections may take longer. The big news in this issue is the announcement of the Foundation's new competitive research grant program, which will help find a cure and treatment for PSC. We are also announcing some cool holiday cards that are available for purchase. We present a new fund-matching challenge, Itching for a Cure, stories on medical terms and a review of common lab tests. There's an article on family fundraising fun: a midsummer spin. It's an extra-long issue, filled with stories of people who support the organization's work as well as the scientific/medical information you've come to expect. We've added some new features such as a column for 20-30 Somethings and information for Caregivers, a couple interactive reader participation articles, and Connections, news of other national liver-related organizations. Check it out at this site on the web: http://www.pscpartners.org/newsletters.htm Look for the 4 links with the yellow "NEW!" icon after them.The PSC Partners Newsletter team

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The newsletter is wonderful ! Very exciting ! Big thanks to all and to Pat for pulling it all together.LeeEveryone,PSC Partners' Fall newsletter, The Duct, is now up on the web. There's so much news we had to divide the newsletter into four parts. If you download be prepared-some sections may take longer. The big news in this issue is the announcement of the Foundation's new competitive research grant program, which will help find a cure and treatment for PSC. We are also announcing some cool holiday cards that are available for purchase. We present a new fund-matching challenge, Itching for a Cure, stories on medical terms and a review of common lab tests. There's an article on family fundraising fun: a midsummer spin. It's an extra-long issue, filled with stories of people who support the organization's work as well as the scientific/medical information you've come to expect. We've added some new features such as a column for 20-30 Somethings and information for Caregivers, a couple interactive reader participation articles, and Connections, news of other national liver-related organizations. Check it out at this site on the web: http://www.pscpartners.org/newsletters.htm Look for the 4 links with the yellow "NEW!" icon after them.The PSC Partners Newsletter team__._