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Issue Date: July, 2018

New Foundation Focuses on Public Health Impact of Child Abuse and Neglect
Panelists Call for Patient-Centered Mental Health Research
Migraine Webinar Gives Insight on Research Advances
Media Matters
Communication Key to Tackling Disease Outbreaks
Innovation and Patient Access to Treatments
Building Public Trust in Science and Scientists
Measuring Advocacy Outcomes
Member Spotlight: Boston Children's Hospital
Special Thanks to our Supporters and Research!America Alliance Members

Issue Date: May, 2018

Advocates Around the World March for Science Visibility
Changing Hearts and Minds for Research – Mary Woolley Delivers Keynote at GWU
Chair's Letter
Federal Policy Update
Scientists Step Up Their Community Engagement and Advocacy
Experts Call for Increased Funding, Patient Centricity in Migraine Research
Submit Nominations for 2019 Advocacy Awards
Top Ten Clinical Research Achievement Awards
Media Matters
Member Spotlight: Arthritis Foundation
Nursing Research in the Age of Twitter
Congressional Briefing on Advances in Asthma Research
Maximizing Nursing and Health Research to Increase Public Support
Celebrate Nurses May 6–12
NIH All of Us Research Program Launches May 6
Action Alert
Special Thanks to our Supporters and Research!America Alliance Members

Issue Date: April, 2018

Research!America Advocacy Award Honorees Call for Increased Investments in Medical Research at Annual Awards Dinner
Experts Discuss Science Advocacy and Mental Health at Research!America’s Annual Meeting
President's Letter

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Without continued support for health research, many of the most promising young scientists, their ideas and a myriad of potentially life-changing scientific breakthroughs will vanish into oblivion.
Paul Marinec, PhD; University of California San Francisco