A.U.L.L.
ASSOCIAZIONE UMBRA
PER LO STUDIO E LA
TERAPIA DI
LEUCEMIE E LINFOMI
ONLUS
Association for the study
and therapy of Leukaemias and Lymphomas in Umbria, Italy
Address:
Via G. Ruggia, 74 - 06124
PERUGIA, ITALY
Tel. +39-75-5837635
opening time 10,30-12,30 from Monday through Saturday
Fax +39-75-5837636
What AULL
is:
AULL is a non profit
association founded on January the 16th of 1985;
AULL supports the
fight against blood tumors.
What AULL does:
AULL Funds doctorates to doctors, biologists e technicians
devoted to the study and the research against Leukaemia e i Lymphomas.
AULL Donates equipments to
laboratories and to the Hospital Complex of Hematology and Spinal Cord
Transplant at the Policlinico-Università di Perugia.
AULL Contributes to improve the
assistance to the hemopatic patient.
AULL Supports the families of the patients who will be
cured by the Hospital Complex Spinal Cord Transplant coming from out of the
region Umbria, psychologically, in their organization and for their funding.
The
Associazione Umbra per lo studio e la terapia di Leucemie e Linfomi AULL
has funded world known Researchers, receiving great
satisfactions:
- Prof. Massimo Fabrizio Martelli: Spinal Cord Transplant in non compatible subjects.
- Prof. Brunangelo Falini: Classification R.E.A.L. of malignant lymphomas.
- Prof. Pier Giuseppe
Pelicci:
identification of the Oncogene of Acute Promielocitic Leukaemia in 1998. He has received, in 1998, the Prize "Venosta" of the
President of Italian Republic and, in New York, the Prize of the American & Italian Cancer Foundation.
In 1999 Prof. Pier Giuseppe Pelicci has discovered the gene which rules
the extension of life, reducing or annihilating aging diseases, in
laboratory guinea pigs. A.U.L.L. has believed in him since 1987, when
A.U.L.L. gave him the first Grant. For funding the researches of Prof. Pelicci
is available a checking account with "Banca dell'Umbria" n°
23085/55, ABI 06235 CAB 03001 registered "A.U.L.L. LAB. PELICCI"
If someone asks us what to do, we answer: help other
people living. There are a thousand ways to lend a hand. Sometimes a word, a
caress, are enough. Sometimes a little bit more is necessary: a part of our
time, a part of our resources, a part of ourselves.
Scientific
medicine still has limits. Love does not.
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