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FasterCures Quarterly Update: July 2022
It has been a busy year so far for the FasterCures team as we advance programs to lower unnecessary
barriers to progress and accelerate biomedical innovations to all patients.
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ToolKit: Foundation’s Role in Supporting Translational Science (TRAIN)
Patient-driven foundations have been playing an increasingly active and important role in supporting
translational research from preclinical development to clinical implementation., Tools You Can Use
Related Resources:
Translating Translation, Christopher P. Austin, Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, July 2018
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NIH Director Francis Collins to receive FasterCures’ Partner of the Year award
WASHINGTON – FasterCures will bestow its first-ever Partner of the Year award upon Francis Collins f
or his commitment to expanding medical innovation, his demonstrated belief in the benefits of collaboration and his tireless work on behalf of patients t
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Advances in Science: Nothing About Us Without Us! Community Engagement in Research - Lessons from HIV and COVID-19
Hosted by Dr. Robert Eisinger, NIH, with guest speaker Judith Auerbach, PhD, Professor of Medicine
, University of California, San Francisco.
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Exploring the Power of Patient Registries to Generate Real World Data and Insights
Data from and about patients is essential to advance biomedical research and development, but its
collection and dissemination can be a significant investment of time and resources for patient organizations that choose to be the intermediary.
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Partnering for Cures to Bring Together Hundreds of Medical Research Leaders Nov. 13-15 in New York
WASHINGTON –Leaders across medical research – from patients to policymakers, from academia to advoca
tes, from philanthropists to federal regulators and from investors to industry – will gather at the Grant Hyatt New York, Nov.
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Center for Public Health Newsletter: Summer 2022
Executive Director’s Note,
It’s been a busy few months since our inaugural newsletter!