Download the Cure HHT Research Network Mobile App!

Published on June 26, 2024

Introducing the CHRN Mobile App: Your HHT Research Hub On-the-Go!

We are excited to announce the launch of the Cure HHT Research Network (CHRN) Mobile App, now available for download on both Google Play and the Apple App Store!

The CHRN mobile app brings the entire world of HHT research into the palm of your hand, making accessing resources and connecting with researchers around the world more convenient than ever.

Why You'll Love the CHRN Mobile App:

  • Instant Alerts: Stay ahead with real-time notifications. Get immediate updates, news, and essential announcements directly on your phone, making sure you're always in the loop.

  • Quick Access to Exclusive Resources: Dive into a wealth of information with simple taps - including access to continuing medical education, biobank sample requests, patient resources, and the latest research publications effortlessly.

  • Guide to the 15th HHT International SciCon: Navigate the conference with ease. The app will offer detailed schedules, live updates, and interactive features that enhance your event experience, all from your mobile device.

Download today and supercharge your involvement in our research community anytime, anywhere. 

                             

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