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We increase public and policymaker awareness of the health and economic benefits of medical research and build a strong base of citizen support for more research and innovation.

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Mary Woolley's Weekly Letter: Don’t Settle for Stasis

With new rumors surfacing daily, it’s difficult to gauge the odds of Congress and the Trump...
November 7, 2019
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Advocacy Awards
Research!America to Recognize Dr. Bruce Alberts and Other Leaders in Medical and Health Research Advocacy

Bruce M. Alberts, PhD, former president (1993-2005) of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS),...
October 24, 2019
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Texas isn’t generally considered a national leader in research and development, despite having...
November 3, 2019
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The Research Advocate: October 2019

The fall 2019 edition of Research!America's newsletter, the Research Advocate, is now online!...
October 30, 2019
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87%
Iowans Want to Hear Candidates Discuss Science
Funding research gives all of us a better chance of living a healthier life. Without the research done, we could not have moved forward and have found cures or have even found medicine to have helped us, the survivors.
Andrea Kramer
Cancer Survivor / Patient Advocate
1 in 3
deaths are caused by cardiovascular disease - read our new fact sheet!
67%
Public Policies Should be Based on Best Available Science
Most people ... don’t understand the role of research in keeping America competitive and us alive and well. Research!America bridges this gap, informing leaders, policymakers and the public of the critical role of research and the necessity to ensure its funding and growth.
M. Roy Wilson, MD, MS
President, Wayne State University
$11 Billion
In 2018, the U.S. domestic box office earned $11 billion, enough to fund the NIH-sponsored research for eye disease and vision disorders ($859 million) for nearly 13 years.
Bench to Bedside
Medical progress is part determination, creative thought, science, manufacturing and distribution, sound regulation … and the list goes on. Science plays a pivotal role in each phase.
$17.5 billion
In 2019, the top five MLB teams were valued at 17.2 billion—twice the amount of funding that NIH-sponsored neuroscience research will receive that year (8.945 billion).

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2019 Public Health Thank You Day
November 25, 2019
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2020 Advocacy Awards
March 11, 2020
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