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Issue Date: November, 2018

Member Spotlight: American Society for Nephrology
The Research Advocate: November 2018

Issue Date: October, 2018

The Honorable Louis W. Sullivan Among 2019 Research!America Advocacy Award Honorees
The Nobel Prize Proves the Return on Investment in Research
President's Letter
Federal Policy Update
Migraine Briefing Explores Workplace Accommodations
Raising Awareness of Child Abuse and Neglect as a Public Health Challenge
Member Spotlight: National Organization of Research Development Professionals
University of California, Davis Scientists Inspired to Advocate for Research
Research!America Staff Departure
Media Matters
Bipartisan Civic Engagement Update
Special Thanks to Our Supporters and Research!America Alliance Members
The Research Advocate: October 2018

Issue Date: September, 2018

Collaboration and Patient Engagement Hot Topics at 2018 National Health Research Forum
Bipartisan Civic Engagement Initiative
President's Letter
Federal Policy update
Rally for Medical Research
Your Role for Advocacy in Global Health Research – Mary Woolley Addresses 2018 Fogarty Fellows and Scholars
Communicating the Value of NSF to Elected Officials
Media Matters
Golden Goose Award Celebrates Research Success Stories
AACR Annual Cancer Progress Report Briefing
October Migraine Briefing
Upcoming Briefing: Oral Health is Systemic Health
Member Spotlight: American Society of Human Genetics
Special Thanks to Our Supporters and Research!America Alliance Members

Issue Date: July, 2018

Nominations Open for Herbert Pardes Family Award for National Leadership in Advocacy for Research

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