<div>Families with RUNX1-FPD face a significantly higher risk of developing blood cancer. For many, the uncertainty of what lies ahead is a constant reality.
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<div><strong>Research is essential to changing that future. </strong>
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<div>Today, scientists are actively working to better understand how <em>RUNX1</em> mutations lead to blood cancer and how it may be prevented. They are pursuing multiple approaches, from studying how inflammation may increase risk, to exploring ways to restore healthy blood development, to identifying high-risk cells before cancer develops.
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<div>But progress in rare disease research depends on community support. 
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<div>Traditional funding is often limited, and advancing this work requires people coming together to make it possible.
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<div>You can help by making a donation, or even better, start your own fundraiser on this platform and invite others to be part of this effort.
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<div><strong>Every gift helps move this work forward.</strong>
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<div>Join us in the X-Out Blood Cancer Campaign and help create change.
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