Esophageal Cancer Education Foundation
Sponsor the Mission Together: ECEF Golf Outing
Sponsor ECEF’s golf outing and support patients, research, and awareness while aligning your brand with a meaningful mission.
Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month Begins
April is Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month. Learn the signs, support research, and join ECEF’s patient community.
Drive Hope Save Lives: Join Our Golf Outing
Join ECEF’s golf outing to support patients, fund research, and raise awareness for esophageal cancer.
Earlier Immunotherapy Saves Lives
Earlier immunotherapy is changing esophageal cancer care. Learn how new treatments are helping prevent recurrence and improve outcomes.
Nutrition and Cancer Prevention: What You Need to Know
How diet impacts cancer risk. Learn how nutrition and cancer prevention can support better health and outcomes.
Esophageal Cancer Education Foundation Applauds a Daughter’s Love and Courage
A daughter honors her late father at a Jets game as her family continues supporting the Esophageal Cancer Education Foundation.
Welcoming New Board Members: Driving Early Detection Forward
ECEF welcomes Donna Whitig and Daniel Reilly to its Board, advancing education, support, and early detection of esophageal cancer.
Heartburn Can Cause Esophageal Cancer
Heartburn can cause esophageal cancer. Esophageal cancer is a stealthy disease that reveals itself at a late stage when survival is difficult.
Esophageal Cancer Was God’s Plan For Me
When Bart Frazzitta was planning for his retirement, he had no idea that esophageal cancer was God’s plan for his future.
Esophageal Cancer Patient Support
Bart Frazzitta talks about the importance of patient support — one of the most important goals of the Esophageal Cancer Education Foundation (ECEF)
Esophageal Cancer Life Expectancy
Bart Frazzitta reflects on his esophageal cancer life expectancy and how his poor prognosis helped him realize that life is precious
Why Worry About Recurrence Of Esophageal Cancer?
After Bart Frazzitta recovered from esophagectomy surgery, he learned to manage his worries about the recurrence of esophageal cancer.