As we celebrate the HER Foundation’s 10th anniversary, we’re pleased to announce a new tradition with our First Annual ‘HERoes For HG’ Awards. Please join us in a round of applause for a group that includes extraordinary volunteers, healthcare providers, maternal health partners, and media.
Read MoreAt the HER Foundation we are ushering in our 10th anniversary with what we hope will be a fun and inspiring celebration, marked by gratitude for the achievements of the past decade and vision for the future of HG awareness, research, treatment, and support. Among the highlights: A 10-day social media party on our Facebook…
Read MoreThe HER Foundation is bringing the voices of HG women to a research conference at the University of Pittsburgh in early October. The Biology and Control of Nausea and Vomiting 2013 is targeted to both basic researchers and clinical investigators working in the field of nausea and vomiting. The conference will be useful for clinicians…
Read MoreOn June 23, 2013, 144 golfers came out for the 19th annual Brayton Point Station Charity Golf Tournament. Brayton Point Station is the largest fossil fuel power plant in New England. Station employees, family, friends and vendors came out to support this years charity, the HER Foundation. Typically a charity is selected because an employee…
Read MoreOne of the reasons the HER Foundation was created was to fund much needed research on HG. With the help of UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine we have funded over $46,000 in research grants. Thanks to all of the HG moms who have participated in our research! Because of you, UCLA has been able…
Read MoreThe HER Foundation has been overwhelmed with the response we have received for the 2nd Annual HG Awareness Day (May 15th) evidenced by 400% more visitors to the HER website the past week, as well as the most widespread reach ever on Facebook and Twitter. We received great support from some of our partners and…
Read MoreFrom the Reporting on Health Member Blog, December 10, 2012 Dear Media: Kate Middleton Does Not Have “Morning Sickness” The world’s most famous pregnancy brought overnight visibility to a little-known but serious prenatal complication, when Britain’s royal family announced the Duchess of Cambridge’s hospitalization for treatment of hyperemesis gravidarum (HG) – a debilitating and even…
Read MoreWe’ve developed some different sizes of buttons that you can use to post on your own site. Just link them back to www.helpher.org. Let us know if you need any other sizes!
Read MoreA huge thank you to the Million Moms Challenge for all their support over the last year. The HER Foundation is so proud to be on their list of top 12 triumphs of 2012. We look forward to working with them to raise awareness for HG women around the world in 2013! Every woman deserves…
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