Becoming a Chordoma Champion is now even easier
When you’re navigating life with chordoma, it can be hard to focus on anything else. That’s why we continue to … Continue reading
Latest Updates
New Board committee formed to help drive programs that serve the chordoma community
The Chordoma Foundation is committed to continually improving our programs and services that strive to lessen the impact of the … Continue reading
New chordoma cell lines available to the research community
This month brought two exciting milestones in our ongoing quest to supply the research community with the scientific materials needed … Continue reading
Register now for the 2017 Chordoma Community Conference
Registration is now open for the 2017 Chordoma Community Conference at MD Anderson Cancer Center. This year’s regional conference will … Continue reading
An experimental treatment changed the life of a courageous young chordoma survivor
As the youngest child in a family of California dairy farmers, Frankie Fernandes was used to waking up early. But … Continue reading
New Medical Advisory Board Chair helps usher in new era of clinical research
We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Dr. Shreyaskumar “Shreyas” Patel, Medical Director of the Sarcoma Center at MD … Continue reading
Survey reveals common symptoms and challenges faced by those living with chordoma
The first ever large-scale analysis of symptoms and life challenges caused by chordoma was recently published in the Quality of … Continue reading
You’re making progress possible
Your support is making a real difference in the lives of individuals affected by chordoma, and propelling research toward better … Continue reading
Peer power: Two Guides, dozens of life-changing relationships
Since 2011, our Peer Connect Program has united the chordoma community and fostered life-changing relationships between individuals affected by this … Continue reading
Expert Answers Series expands with three new videos
Making sense of chordoma isn’t easy. As discerning patients and concerned loved ones, we know you work hard to learn … Continue reading