During the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats initiative, passion and purpose collide on the field. This initiative embodies the profound bond between athletes and the causes that matter to…
In the world of professional sports, where grit, resilience, and determination reign supreme, an unexpected intersection emerges: the realm of rare disease. While rare diseases and sports are often perceived…
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In 2020, the Denver Broncos drafted wide receiver K.J. Hamler. Thus far in his career, Hamler has registered 42 receptions, 620 receiving yards, 3 touchdowns, and 24 receiving first…
On January 7th, the Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans faced off on the football field. With just 2:51 left in the game, Josh Allen returned a fumble for a touchdown,…
From September to January each year, our home transforms; each Sunday, my boyfriend and I meticulously set up our living room, make snacks, and spend the day watching football on…
Shelby Harris is no stranger to facing challenges; throughout his football career, Harris has remained as a strong and steady defensive lineman with a career 22.5 sacks as a pass…
Week 13 of the NFL marks the onset of “My Cause My Cleats,” an annual initiative that empowers players to reveal and share their passions beyond the game. This year…
In the National Football League's My Cause My Cleats campaign, NFL players are able to show their passions beyond the game and represent a cause that is important to them through customized…
Research grants are fantastic ways to support research in multiple spheres. This is especially important in the sphere of rare diseases and rare conditions, in which research is heavily needed…
For any football fans here, Matt Millen needs no introduction. For the rest of us who are unfamiliar, Matt is a four-time Super Bowl-winning linebacker who has played for the Oakland…
Shaquem Griffin, a linebacker from the University of Central Florida receives a ton of buzz because he's an amazing athlete. Point blank. As he should. Originally reported by Rare Disease…
On January 5th the NFL announced it will be contributing just over $16 million to research. The money will be split among three different programs that focus on neurodegenerative diseases.…
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