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Building our Nation's Economy and Health Through Medical Research

March 14, 2012

Our National Health Research Forum engages leaders in government, industry, academia, patient advocacy organizations and the media in a dialogue concerning key medical, health and scientific research issues. 

 

 We Thank Our Sponsor:

 

Pfizer  


Support This Unique Interactive Gathering of Top Policy Makers

Become a part of this important high-level luncheon event and pledge your support for Research!America's 2011 National Forum. For information on sponsorship opportunities, contact Carol Kennedy at ckennedy@researchamerica.org or 571.482.2714.

For information other than sponsorship opportunities, contact Caroline Kuo at 571.482.2712 or ckuo@researchamerica.org.

A National Discussion on Research

Forum participants engage in dynamic discussions with each other and the audience about research to improve health. Through our forum they have an opportunity to:

  • Discuss the issues driving the national agenda for medical and health research
  • Understand strategies for winning greater influence for science.
  • Hear experts address complicated issues that influence public policy, media coverage and public perception.
  • Take part in a question and answer session with the panelist speakers.
  • Network with top leaders and other like-minded stakeholders in research.

National Health Research Forum Highlights

Browse discussion highlights and access transcripts from our past forums:

2011 — Building America's Economy and Health Through Medical Research

2010 — Invest in Tomorrow. Invest in Research.

2009 — Science in the Service of the Nation

2008 — Valuing Evidence-Based Research and Enhancing Its Impact

2007 — U.S. Investment in Research: Assuring Domestic and Global Dividends

2006 — Science and Health in the 21st Century

2005 — Research: The Risks, the Rewards and the Returns

2004 — Living Longer, Better, Wiser: Putting Research on the Public Agenda

2003 — Leaders in Research and Technology Face the Nation: Aiming for Quantum Leaps in Medical and Health Research