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Cardiac arrest survivor Danielle Denlein hosted a women’s

heart health awareness fundraiser event called “Homecoming for

Heart Health” at the Woodlands at Warwick’s Toll Brothers model

home on Oct. 22.

The luncheon offered education about heart disease in women.

There were nine survivors at the event, which was attended by

approximately 50 women.

Amy Cavaliere and Denlein, both Spontaneous Coronary Dis-

section (SCAD) survivors, shared their stories. Their SCAD’s led

to heart attack and cardiac arrest at age 35.

Heart Disease is the number one killer of women. SCAD is like-

ly the number one killer in women under 42, Denlein said; it is

known as the healthy women’s heart attack.

CPR and AED saved Cavaliere’s life. David Sauls, the EMT

who saved Cavaliere’s life, performed a CPR/AED demonstration

at the luncheon.

Former White House chefs Guy Mitchell and Woody Raber

entertained attendees with funny stories while giving a heart-

healthy cooking demonstration.

The event raised $2,000 for SCAD research (women’s heart

health). It was Denlein’s third fundraiser with Toll Brothers Inc.,

and year-to-date she has raised $16,000 for SCAD Research Inc.

Visit scadresearch.org for information.

“Homecoming for Heart Health”

More than 100 of the area’s life

science and biotechnology lead-

ers gathered at the Pennsylvania

Biotechnology Center on Nov. 17

for the 17th annual Regional

Biotech Conference, organized

by the Baruch S. Blumberg Insti-

tute.

This year’s event focused on

angel investing, and included pre-

sentations from entrepreneurs

who had solicited investors for

their startup company, as well as

“angels” who have invested in

start ups. “Angels” are those who

invest very early in the life cycle

of a startup company, usually tak-

ing the greatest risk.

“Angels have come to the right

place to see ideas with great

promise,” said state Rep. Mar-

guerite Quinn, commenting on

the success of startups at the PA

Biotechnology Center.

The center has helped launch

startups that have gained more

than $2 billion in value, said Tim-

othy Block, president of the

Baruch S. Blumberg Institute and

the Pennsylvania Biotechnology

Center. The center is currently

home to 38 companies.

Speakers at the conference

included Sanjay K. Sehgal,

founder managing partner and

CEO of East West Capital Part-

ners; Lillian Chiang, Ph.D., pres-

ident and CEO, FORGE Life Sci-

ences; Peter Young, executive-in-

residence, Pappas Capital; and

Tom Petro, founder and manag-

ing partner, 1867 Capital Part-

ners. The presenting sponsor was

Univest.

At the conclusion of the pro-

gram, the PA Biotechnology Cen-

ter recognized the first two prod-

ucts to be developed and FDA-

approved by companies based at

the center.

Michael Daley, was honored

for GenVisc 850, a product devel-

oped by his company Orthogen-

Rx for the treatment of

osteoarthritis knee pain. Kunwar

Shailubhai, accepted recognition

for Synergy Pharmaceutical’s

drug TRULANCE, approved for

the management of gastrointesti-

nal disorders.

Blumberg Institute hosts biotechnology conference

Chef Woody Raber with SCAD survivors.

Former White House Chef Guy Mitchell,Danielle Denlein, Amy Cavaliere, Toll Brothersmanager Christine D’ Amico and former WhiteHouse Chef Woody Raber.

Danielle Denlein, SCAD Survivor, presentsSusan Edelman and Kayla Karan with flow-ers to honor their daughter and sister whodid not survive SCAD.

David Sauls BS, NRP director of training, Trappe FireCo. No.1, performs a CPR demonstration.

Approximately 50 women, including nine survivors, two chefsand a live-saving EMT, at “Homecoming for Heart Health.”

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