NETs Are Rare — But You’re Not Alone
While only about 4,000 people in the U.S. are diagnosed with a NET each year, more than 175,000 are living with this disease. Together, we form a strong community of patients, caregivers, and advocates who understand what you’re facing.
NETs Can Affect Anyone
NETs don’t discriminate—they can develop in children, adults, or older adults, with most diagnoses occurring between ages 50 and 60. Whatever your age or stage, support and expert care are here for you and your loved ones.
Early Detection Brings Hope
Finding NETs sooner means better outcomes. That’s why we work to unite patients, caregivers, and physicians—sharing education, resources, and support to make early diagnosis and treatment possible.