Newsletter Archive

Issue Date: November, 2017

Combating the Opioid Epidemic Through Research and Public Health
Federal Policy Update
President's Letter
Public Health Thank You Day November 20
Research!America to Host Congressional Briefing on COPD Research
Negative Impact on Work Productivity, Quality of Life among Top Concerns Related to Migraine
Media Matters
Member Spotlight: National Alliance on Mental Illness
Americans Support More Funding for Cancer Research
Federal Research Funding Fuels the Commercialization of Medical Technology
Commission Issues Roadmap for Cancer Moonshot
Special Thanks to our Supporters and Research!America Alliance Members

Issue Date: October, 2017

October 2017 Research Advocate
Research!America Announces 2018 Advocacy Awards Honorees
Opioid Epidemic Discussed at 2017 National Health Research Forum
President's Letter
Federal Policy Update
Research!America to Host Webinar on the Opioid Epidemic
Experts Discuss Translating Alzheimer’s Research into Clinical Practice at Congressional Briefing
Strong Partner Support for the Raise the Caps Initiative
Media Matters
West Virginia Research and Innovation
Salute Public Health Professionals on November 20
Rising Stars in Pharmacological Sciences Learn about the Importance of Research Advocacy
Member Spotlight: Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI)
Special Thanks to our Supporters and Research!America Alliance Members

Issue Date: September, 2017

September 2017 Research Advocate
Research Institutions Provide Support in Wake of Hurricane Harvey
Experts and Agency Heads Will Discuss a World Without Disease
President's Letter

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