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Media Attention
Our determination to save the children, along with the medical research and
breakthroughs we support, has garnered national media attention including:
Dateline NBC, Leeza, Montel, Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Inquirer, and The
Washington Post as well as a variety of news programs and newspapers worldwide.
Canavan Gene Therapy offers
Max Randell & Family Hope
(Philadelphia Inquirer) July 6, 2001
At Jefferson, experiments into a fatal disorder may have broad implications.
Ilyce and Michael Randell trade off holding and comforting their only child,
Max, 31/2, as they sit on a bed at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.
They carefully support his shaved head, freshly scarred from a highly experimental
gene-therapy treatment he had two days earlier - a treatment they hope
will slow the relentless progression of his fatal disorder...
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Max
Randell - New Genes Provide Hope to Palatine boy
(Daily Herald) July 5, 2001
Only days after undergoing a groundbreaking experimental gene transplant,
31/2-year-old Max Randell was cradled in his mother's arms on the floor
of their Palatine condo, listening to her croon a little song "Who
has 90 billion new genes in his head"...
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Max
Randell - Battle Over Gene Therapy Puts Hopes on Hold
(Washington Post) March 7, 2000
Like most 2-year-olds, Max Randell is a bundle of exuberance, gaining new
mastery over the world with every passing day. But unlike most children his
age, Max has just about reached the prime of his life...
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