Please join our upcoming Educational Webinar: REKINDLE: A Clinical Trial for Adjustment Disorder in Patients with Cancer and Other Serious Medical Illnesses. Adjustment disorder with depressed mood or mixed anxiety and depression is a common yet underrecognized challenge for patients facing cancer and other serious medical illnesses. REKINDLE (RE104-202-ADCO) is a clinical research study evaluating an investigational treatment for adults experiencing adjustment disorder related to cancer or certain major medical conditions. Kristina Reinold, Associate Director of Clinical Operations at Reunion Neuroscience, will provide an overview of the REKINDLE study, including the study design, eligibility criteria, and current enrollment status.  📅 October 29, 2026 🕑 4:00 p.m. ET 🔗 curecca.link/oct29 Sponsored by Reunion Neuroscience.

YOUR EXPERIENCE MATTERS! Paid Cancer Research Study: $150 compensation   Patient Connect is seeking patients and loved ones/caregivers affected by advanced or metastatic cancers to share their experiences with treatment options and unmet treatment needs. We are currently recruiting for:  Liver Cancer — Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC)  Bile Duct Cancer — Intrahepatic Cholangiocarcinoma (iCCA)  Colorectal Cancer with Liver Metastases (CRLM)   📋 Study Details: 60-minute virtual interview via Discuss.io (Zoom-based)  Confidential, blinded market research study  Patients or loved ones/caregivers, ages 18+  Must reside in the United States  Computer or laptop with reliable Wi-Fi required 💲Compensation: $150 total $105 for completing the interview + $45 Movember Bonus for participation in November!   Your voice can help researchers better understand the challenges patients and families face and identify gaps in current treatment options. Participation is subject to eligibility screening. This is a market research study, not a clinical trial or treatment opportunity. Interested in participating? Click here: patientconnect.us.com/bile-d….

The @NHLBruins honored the memory of Alex Gimenez, a former Bruins and @RedSox employee who passed away from cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer) in September, during their Hockey Fights Cancer night. We were honored to have legacy caregivers and CCF volunteers Lane and Alie represent the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation at the game and help celebrate Alex’s life and legacy. In Alex’s honor, the Boston Bruins Foundation made a generous $10,000 gift to CCF, matched by a $10,000 gift from the Red Sox Foundation. Proceeds from signed puck sales will also support our mission to find a cure and improve the quality of life for those affected by cholangiocarcinoma. We are deeply grateful to the Boston Bruins, the Red Sox Foundation, and everyone who helped make this meaningful tribute possible. Thank you for honoring Alex’s memory and helping shine a light on bile duct cancer. 💚

You pick a Medicare plan in the fall. It feels like a one-year decision. For a lot of us, it isn’t. In most states, choosing Medicare Advantage can mean you are never again able to buy the supplement that makes Traditional Medicare affordable.  Join ERDC's livestream Friday, October 30 at 1 PM ET. They’ll walk through what A, B, C, D, and the supplement do, as well as the questions to ask before December 7. Register: luma.com/ynbsi7pt

In partnership with @gotoPER, we're bringing experts together in Denver this November to explore the evolving treatment landscape for hepatobiliary cancers. Join us for a case-based discussion on emerging immunotherapy data, first-line treatment strategies, and multidisciplinary approaches across HCC and biliary tract cancers. Register Now: bit.ly/4rTVNzG

In honor of Stewart Mather, who passed away from cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer), his family is helping turn grief into something meaningful for the community where he grew up. Thanks to the Mather Family Giving Fund, the Village of Hinsdale, Illinois, has renovated a local playground in Stewart’s memory. The park’s reopening and dedication celebrated Stewart’s life while raising awareness of the disease in efforts to help others. The Mather family’s generosity extends beyond this beautiful community tribute. They have also supported cholangiocarcinoma research, helping advance the search for better treatments and, ultimately, a cure. At the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation, we are grateful for families like the Mathers, whose love for someone they have lost inspires meaningful action and brings hope to others facing this disease. Stewart’s legacy lives on in the community he called home, in research that moves us forward, and in every life touched by his story.

Join our New England CARE Team for a virtual event! This interactive gathering will bring together local experts to discuss hair and skin health and the ways cancer and its treatments can impact both. We look forward to learning from: Dr. Michael Stephens, Dermatologist, specializing in oncodermatology Sharon Clohesy, Certified Trichologist, licensed cosmetologist and educator Details:  Monday, October 26, 2026 6:00 p.m. ET To register, go to cholangiocarcinoma-org.zoom.…

Join our New England CARE Team for a virtual event! This interactive gathering will bring together local experts to discuss hair and skin health and the ways cancer and its treatments can impact both. We look forward to learning from: Dr. Michael Stephens, Dermatologist, specializing in oncodermatology Sharon Cohesy Certified Trichologist, licensed cosmetologist and educator Details:  Monday, October 26, 2026 6:00 p.m. ET To register, go to cholangiocarcinoma-org.zoom.…

At CCF, we know that every person who has shaped our community is so, so much more than their cholangiocarcinoma diagnosis. Help us remember them by creating a memorial post for your loved one on our In Memoriam page at curecca.org/in-memoriam. 💚 And be sure to access Legacy Caregiver resources, support, and opportunities to be involved at curecca.org/bereaved-support

You are not alone. 💚 CholangioConnect is CCF's mentor program, comprised of incredible patients and caregivers who serve as mentors experienced in cholangiocarcinoma. They provide crucial support from someone who truly understands what you're going through. To request a mentor today, head to curecca.org/get-one-on-one-s….

Our CEO, @staclinds, is attending the 8th Annual CCA Summit. Connecting with the cholangiocarcinoma community helps advance research, share knowledge, and improve outcomes for those affected by bile duct cancer. #CCASummit2026

This morning at the #CCASummit2026, our Chief Medical Officer, Juan Valle, is sharing the latest updates from the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation.

Starting off the 8th Annual Cholangiocarcinoma Summit by honoring Rachna. 💗 So many came together in pink to remember her and show their love and support. Her impact on this community will never be forgotten. #CCASummit2026

On Sunday, October 11, 41 runners as part of Team CCF ran the Chicago Marathon to honor all those affected by cholangiocarcinoma and raise funds for life-saving research. We had runners from Australia and fifteen US states, and there were so many moments of connection and community—and, in the process, raised nearly $210,000! From fun at the tent to incredible finishes, the day was an incredible reminder of what we can accomplish as a team. We especially want to thank: Greg Metzler, a CCA survivor, who was our incredible photographer. Sandra Zussman, a CCA survivor, who provided handmade gifts to others on a cholangiocarcinoma journey. Katie Glenn and Cindy Mrotek, who lead our amazing cheer tent with awesome energy all day! And we want you to join us next year! There is a fundraising minimum of $2,500, and each participant will receive 18 weeks of training, fundraising help and resources, a race day shirt, and an invitation to the team lunch for the runner and a friend. If you're interested in joining the 2027 Chicago Marathon for Team CCF, you can complete this form: forms.gle/4B2PA7NjQta2wpWw6