Coffee-Colored Spots: Café au Lait and Understanding NF
Have you ever noticed faint, light brown patches on your skin? These “café au lait” spots are quite common, but…
Read MoreHave you ever noticed faint, light brown patches on your skin? These “café au lait” spots are quite common, but…
Read MoreHere is your sign to start the new year working on your goal of continuing post high school education. The…
Read MoreOctober is a busy month when it comes to health awareness campaigns, and among them is Health Literacy Awareness. This…
Read MoreOctober is breast cancer awareness month. Studies have shown that breast cancer can affect 1 in 8 women. For women…
Read MoreNF Midwest iNFo Fair is making a triumphant return to in-person this year. Mark your calendars for October 21st as…
Read MoreAdapting to the challenges of the pandemic and finding innovative ways to continue providing information NF Midwest, NF Northeast, Texas…
Read MoreJune 8th is World Brain Tumor Day. American Brain Tumor Association explains a brain tumor as a growth of abnormal…
Read MoreFor many years NF Midwest has provided the opportunity for students from our area diagnosed with NF1, NF2-SWN, or schwannomatosis…
Read MoreJohn Hopkins Medicine Center is currently conducting a study on those with neurofibromatosis type one (NF1) and cutaneous neurofibromas also…
Read MoreIf you’re a post high school student with neurofibromatosis or schwannomatosis, and you live in NF Midwest’s service region of Illinois,…
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