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Patrick Delaney Named New Executive Director of NCCN Foundation

Patrick Delaney Named New Executive Director of NCCN Foundation Incoming leader to oversee fundraising to share trustworthy information about cancer for patients and caregivers as well as supporting promising early-career cancer researchers. News provided by Share this article ®. Delaney has previously held leadership roles with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, American Red Cross, and American Cancer Society. His new position with NCCN will involve fundraising for the NCCN Guidelines for Patients ® and other resources to empower people with cancer and their caregivers with unbiased expert guidance from the world s leading cancer experts. Delaney will also work with NCCN Foundation Young Investigator Awards Program by funding some of the nation s top next-generation cancer researchers, guiding the course of treatment innovation and advancement.

First 2021 Ford Bronco And Mustang Mach-E Head To Auction

Proceeds for both will be going straight to charity. Auctioning off the first and sometimes final production-spec version of a popular vehicle has become a common yet highly successful method of generating cash that s often donated directly to charity. Past examples include the first 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray and the last Dodge Challenger Demon and Viper, which sold for a combined $1 million. And now Barrett-Jackson has announced the first 2021 Ford Bronco and 2021 Mustang Mach 1 will be auctioned off during its Scottsdale, Arizona event scheduled for March 20-27, 2021. Proceeds from Bronco VIN 001 will be given to the National Forest Foundation and Outward Bound. Both organizations are part of the Blue Oval s Bronco Wild Fund initiative that aims to connect people with the outdoors. The Bronco, quite obviously, is ideally suited for the outdoor adventure lifestyle.

David Kenneth Bailiff - WBRY FM 107 1 AM 1540

David Kenneth Bailiff January 30, 2021 David Kenneth Bailiff, age 53, passed away suddenly at his home on January 28, 2021. He was a native of Bradyville,TN but called Murfreesboro home for more than 35 years. He is preceded in death by his parents, Gid Bailiff & Naomi Hutchinson Baililff; & his niece, Jennifer Kemp Mulligan. He is survived by his sisters, Deborah (Michael) Parks and Thresia (Terry) Horn, all of Woodbury; his nieces, Emily (Charles) Haynes, of Woodbury & Anna (David) Rowland of Murfreesboro; his great nephews, Madden and Teller Haynes; and great niece, Olivia Mulligan. While attending MTSU, he began his banking career as a courier, working his way to branch manager and later found his true path in mortgage lending.  Not only did David succeed because of his wealth of knowledge in the industry, but his level of customer service was unsurpassed. He was very well known in the community and in the industry.

LankaWeb – Kamala and Rohini: The Indo-Lankan combo in the US Vice President s Office

Posted on January 20th, 2021 Courtesy NewsIn.Asia Washington, January 20 (BBC): Kamala Devi Harris, born to a Jamaican Economist and an Indian Tamil cancer researcher, will make history when she takes the oath of office on Wednesday, becoming the first woman and first black and South Asian American to serve as US vice-president. Harris’ Domestic Policy Advisor is Rohini Kosoglu, daughter of a medical doctor of Sri Lankan Tamil origin. This is the first Indo-Lankan-American combo in the history of the White House. Here’s what awaits Ms Harris in her new job: What does a vice-president do? Historically speaking, not a lot. It has been described as the least understood, most ridiculed and most often ignored constitutional role in the federal government, and for a long time it stayed that way.

COVID-19 Vaccines for People With Diabetes: 8 Must-Know Facts

January 21, 2021 People with diabetes are at a higher risk of developing complications of COVID-19, making it all the more important that they are vaccinated against the disease as soon as possible. Luis Alvarez/Getty Images It’s a new year, and COVID-19 vaccines offer hope for those wanting to protect themselves, especially people with underlying health conditions such as diabetes. You may have questions about these new vaccines, including when you can get them and what questions you should ask your doctor about them. Experts we talked with say the vaccines are safe, effective, and important for people with diabetes.

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