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A French engineer from Paris won a Picasso painting valued at approximately €1 million with a €100 raffle ticket. The international charity lottery raised funds for Alzheimer's research.
A raffle in France is offering the chance to win a €1 million Pablo Picasso portrait, "Tête de Femme," for a €100 ticket, with proceeds from the capped 120,000 tickets going towards Alzheimer's research.
Michael Heneka from the University of Luxembourg received the European Grand Prix for his Alzheimer's research, sharing new insights into the incurable disease.
A vital network of families contributing to Alzheimer's disease research faces an uncertain future due to funding cuts implemented by the Trump Administration.
A raffle in France is offering a Picasso painting, valued at $1 million, for a 100-euro ticket to raise money for Alzheimer's research. Over 120,000 people have participated in the "tombola" for a chance to win the artwork.
A unique raffle is offering participants the chance to win a Picasso artwork for 100 euros, with all proceeds dedicated to funding Alzheimer's research.
A raffle organized by the Fondation Recherche Alzheimer is offering a Picasso painting valued at one million euros for 100-euro tickets, with citizens from 50 countries participating to raise funds for the fight against Alzheimer's.
A Picasso painting titled 'Tête de Femme', valued at one million euros, will be offered as a prize in a charity raffle. Tickets for the raffle, which benefits Alzheimer's disease research, will cost 100 euros.
A raffle has been launched in France offering participants the chance to win a portrait painted by Pablo Picasso for 100 euros per ticket, with all proceeds dedicated to Alzheimer's disease research.
The Fondation Recherche Alzheimer is organizing a tombola where participants can win a Picasso painting for a 100-euro donation, with tickets still available.