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NP/PA Clinical Hepatology Fellowship Program
The NP/PA Clinical Hepatology Fellowship program provides salary and benefit support for certified and licensed Nurse Practitioners (NP) or Physician Assistants (PA) pursuing a full-year of training focused on clinical care in hepatology and is designed to:
Increase the number of associate practitioners in clinical hepatology.
Facilitate the transition (or shift in emphasis) into clinical hepatology for associate practitioners.
Increase access for liver disease patients to adequately trained clinicians. ELIGIBILITY
In order to be eligible for this fellowship, the applicant must meet the following criteria:
1. The applicant must be a fully certified and licensed nurse practitioner, physician assistant, clinical nurse specialist or advanced practice nurse on or before July 1, 2014. (no contingencies or exceptions)
2. The applicant must have no more than 18 months of experience as a midlevel provider in hepatology and/or transplant hepatology (adult and/or pediatric) as of July 1, 2014.
3. The applicant must be an AASLD member in good standing by the fellowship start date, and maintain active membership for the duration of the fellowship period.
4. The applicant must be mentored during the fellowship period by an AASLD member Clinical Hepatologist who dedicates at least 50% of his/her time to the care of patients with liver diseases.
5. Only one application per institution will be accepted for consideration.
6. The applicant’s training must occur in an environment conducive to training in hepatology and that ensures the competencies of the AASLD NP/PA Clinical Hepatology Fellowship Curriculum will be obtained. The program must include:
A minimum of three clinical conferences per week. (May include grand rounds or multidisciplinary conferences.)
Participation in a liver biopsy conference. Training may include performance and management of liver biopsy if the trainee’s licensing body, state, and institution permit this practice scope.
The majority of the applicant’s time (>80%) will be focused on clinical care in hepatology.
7. Exposure to hepatology clinical research is favored however the applicant shall not assume the role of the dedicated research coordinator to ensure sound fundamental training in all areas of liver disease management.
8. The applicant must be a citizen or permanent resident of the U.S., Mexico or Canada.
9. The applicant will not hold other, similar awards during the fellowship period.
FELLOWSHIP DETAILS
Fellowship Period: July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015
An award of $78,000 will be provided for one year. Money is for salary ($65,000) and benefit support (up to $13,000) for the recipient. Fellowships are granted to the individual applicant not the applicant’s institution; however funds will be paid directly to the recipient’s institution.
The 65th Annual Meeting
The recipient’s travel-related expenses incurred to attend the 65th Annual Meeting in Boston, MA will be reimbursed up to $1,000 and according to guidelines provided prior to the meeting.
Journal Subscriptions
The award will include complimentary subscriptions to HEPATOLOGY and Liver Transplantation for the duration of the fellowship period.
Reports
Recipient and their mentor must provide quarterly reports documenting progress. The reports should contain patient log sheets summarizing case load, detailed conference and reading logs, evaluation forms, and a narrative description of what the recipient is doing differently than in the previous quarter as well as prior to the fellowship. A final report must be filed by the recipient and the mentor summarizing activities related to this fellowship. A financial report from the institution must be provided at the end of the fellowship period. The recipient’s institution will be notified of reports that are not received.
SELECTION CRITERIA
Candidates will be evaluated based upon their background and their commitment to a career in adult or pediatric clinical hepatology. Specifically, candidates will be reviewed based on:
Professional potential of the applicant
Experience, productivity, and commitment of the faculty mentor(s)
Clinical environment
Quality of proposed clinical program
Incomplete applications and applications that fail to adhere strictly to the instructions (including the submission deadline, page limitations and required signatures) will not be reviewed. All decisions are final.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Use the form provided as a cover page. Type or print responses.
2. Put your name (last name, first name) and the name of the fellowship in the upper right-hand corner of each page.
3. Use one-inch margins. Do not use lettering smaller than 10-point type.
4. Assemble the application package in the order listed in the Required Documents section.
5. Be sure to adhere to page limits. Applications that do not meet the requirements, in content or format, will not be reviewed.
6. The completed application and required documentation (except for the Letters of Reference – these must be sent directly to AASLD) must be combined into and submitted as one PDF document. Name the PDF file as follows: Last name, first initial – NP/PA Fellowship (Example: Smith, J - NP/PA Fellowship)
SUBMISSION
The application deadline for this fellowship is 11:59 PM Eastern time, February 5, 2014.
Email completed applications to awards@aasld.org with NP/PA Clinical Hepatology Fellowship-last name, first initial in the subject line. (Example: NP/PA Clinical Hepatology Fellowship - Smith, J)
You will be sent an email confirmation that the PDF was received. If an email confirmation is not received in 2 business days, please contact awards@aasld.org to confirm receipt.
Additionally, one (1) hard copy of the application should be mailed to:
AASLD- NP-PA 1001 N. Fairfax Street Alexandria, VA 22314
Questions should be addressed to awards@aasld.org.
Advanced/Transplant Hepatology Fellowship
The Advanced/Transplant Hepatology Fellowship program provides $60,000 in salary and benefit support for GI fellows pursuing an additional, full-year of training focused on patient care in advanced/transplant hepatology. The intent of the program is to prepare the trainee to be eligible for certification in transplant hepatology by the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) and/or the American Board of Pediatrics (ABP). ELIGIBILITY
The applicant must complete his/her GI fellowship training (at an ACGME approved institution) in the U.S. by July 1, 2014.
The sponsoring institution must have a United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) approved liver transplant program, which must be in good standing and must perform at least 10 liver transplantations per year. The program must have a full-time faculty member or members capable of teaching a curriculum with a broad-base of knowledge in transplant medicine and hepatology. The program must provide training in living donor transplantation.
For the duration of the fellowship period the applicant must have a faculty mentor who is active in hepatology at the applicant’s sponsoring institution; faculty mentor must be member of AASLD in good standing.
The applicant must be member of AASLD by the award start date and maintain active membership for the duration of the fellowship period.
The applicant is a citizen or permanent resident of the U.S. or recipient of a student or trainee Visa to the U.S.
The fellowship is strictly for an additional year of clinical hepatology fellowship training and the applicant may not be faculty during the fellowship period.
The applicant will not hold other, similar, fellowship awards during the fellowship period.
A single sponsoring institution may submit up to one application for each accredited ACGME transplant hepatology training program; in the case of a multi-institutional ACGME-accredited transplant hepatology training program, only one application may be submitted by that program.
Applicant may only submit for one (1) AASLD award or Fellowship.
Fellowship period: July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015
The fellowship funding may only be used for the recipient's salary and benefit support. Funding will be paid directly to the recipient’s institution. Total funding is $60,000 (up to 8% may be used to support benefits).
Fellowship cannot be transferred to another institution and recipient cannot change mentors without prior written approval from AASLD. Final activity and financial reports are due to AASLD by August 31, 2015 and are not considered confidential. The recipient's institution will be notified of reports that are not received in a timely manner.
Recipient is expected to attend the 65th Annual Meeting in Boston and has the option to also attend Digestive Disease Week 2015 in Washington, DC. Travel-related expenses incurred to attend the Annual Meeting and Digestive Disease Week will be reimbursed up to $2,000 per meeting and according to guidelines provided prior to each meeting.
Clinical and/or academic environment
AASLD will review the applications and select recipients of the fellowship. Applications will be reviewed based only on the written materials submitted. All decisions are final. Incomplete applications and applications that fail to adhere strictly to the instructions (including the submission deadline and page limitations) will not be reviewed.
Use the official cover page. Print or type responses.
Include required documents and provide signatures as requested.
Put your name (last name, first name) and the name of the award in the upper right-hand corner of each page.
Use one-inch margins. Do not use lettering smaller than 10 point.
Assemble the application package in the order listed in the Required Documents section on the following page of this application.
Be sure to adhere to page limits and complete all sections. Applications that do not meet the requirements, in content or format, will not be reviewed.
All required documents must be submitted as one PDF document. Name PDF file as follows: Last name, first initial - Fellowship name (Example: Smith, J - Advanced Transplant)
The submission deadline for this fellowship is 11:59 pm, December 3, 2013. Submit application in a single PDF document named as follows: Last, First intitial - award name. Example (Smith, J - Advanced Hep)
One (1) copy of the application must be sent to AASLD and addressed as follows:
AASLD - Advanced Hepatology Fellowship 1001 N. Fairfax Street; Suite 400 Alexandria, VA 22314
*Applicants may only submit for one (1) AASLD award or fellowship per year.
Questions may be sent to awards@aasld.org.
AASLD/LIFER Clinical and Translational Research Fellowship in Liver Diseases Award
The AASLD/LIFER Clinical and Translational Research Fellowship in Liver Diseases Award is a one-year award of $75,000 intended to foster career development for an individual outside North America to perform clinical research within the United States in a liver-related area and who has shown commitment to excellence at an early stage of his or her research study. The award ensures that a significant portion of a young investigator's time is protected for research, with an overall objective of enabling the investigator to develop an independent and productive research career in liver disease. ELIGIBILITY
In order to be eligible for this award, the applicant must adhere to the following guidelines:
1. Applicant must possess a doctoral degree, either an MD or equivalent and/or a PhD from an institution outside North America.
2. At the start of the award period, MD applicants must be within four years of completing clinical residency or fellowship training (whichever ends more recently), and PhD applicants must be within four years of the receipt of the degree.
(A parental leave of absence can not be counted towards the four years of eligibility.)
3. Prior to submission, applicant must identify a sponsoring U.S. institution and a research mentor that is an AASLD member who agrees in writing to supervise his or her research.
4. Applicant must have a student or trainee Visa to the U.S.
5. Project is clinical. "Clinical Research" is defined as studies related to patients or disease processes having direct contact between the principal investigator and humans. Clinical research includes epidemiology and clinical trials in liver disease. At least 50 percent effort should be devoted to research activities.
6. Applicant is a member of AASLD.
7. All applications must be in English.
8. Applicant may only apply for one (1) AASLD award.
AWARD DETAILS
Award period: July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015
One award of $75,000 will be provided for one year. Funds may only be used for salary support or technical support/laboratory supplies for the investigator. No indirect costs are provided. It is expected that additional funds are available to the applicant in order to carry out the proposed research.
Funds will be issued to the recipient's institution and are not transferable to another recipient or another institution. AASLD must approve any award transfer to an institution other than the sponsoring institution listed on the application.
Final Reports
Scientific progress and financial reports must be sent to AASLD within 60 days of completion of the award.
The Liver Meeting
The award recipient is strongly encouraged to both attend and present their work at The Liver Meeting.
Candidates will be evaluated based upon their background, their commitment to a research career, the strength of their research project and the environment in which they will conduct this project.
Applications will be reviewed based on the written materials submitted. Incomplete applications and applications that fail to adhere strictly to the instructions (including the submission deadline and page limitations) will not be reviewed. All decisions are final.
1. Use the official form as a cover page. Print or type responses.
2. Include required documents and provide required signatures.
3. Put your name (last name, first name) and the name of the award in the upper right-hand corner of each page.
4. Use one-inch margins. Do not use lettering smaller than 10 point.
5. Assemble the application package in the order listed in the Required Documents section of the application.
6. Adhere to page limits and complete all sections.
7. The completed application, letters of support or commitment, and other documents as applicable must be combined into and submitted as one PDF document. Name the PDF file as follows: Last name, first initial – Award name (Example: Smith, J – LIFER)
The application deadline for this award is 11:59 pm, December 3, 2013.
Submit application in a single PDF document named as follows: Last, First intitial -Award name Example: (Smith, J - LIFER)
One copy of the complete application must be mailed to AASLD addressed as follows:
AASLD – LIFER 1001 N. Fairfax Street; Suite 400 Alexandria, VA 22314
Applicants may only submit for one (1) AASLD award or fellowship per year.
Thoracic Surgery Foundation for Research and Education Awards Program
The deadline for 2014 TSFRE Awards is October 15, 2013. Applications will be posted and accepted beginning on July 8, 2013. (Please note the deadline for the 2014 TSFRE Alley-Sheridan Scholarships has passed.)
1. TSFRE Research Grant
Operational support of original research efforts by cardiothoracic surgeons who have completed their formal training, and who are seeking initial support and recognition for their research program. Awards of up to $40,000 per year for up to two years are granted to support the work of an early-career cardiothoracic surgeon (within five years of first faculty appointment).
2. Nina Starr Braunwald Research Grant
Operational support of original research efforts by women cardiac surgeons who have completed their formal training, and who are seeking initial support and recognition for their research program. Awards of up to $40,000 per year for up to two years are made each year to support the work of an early-career woman cardiac surgeon (within five years of first faculty appointment).
3. Nina Starr Braunwald Research Fellowship
Support of up to $30,000 per year for up to two years for a woman resident working in a cardiac surgical clinic or laboratory research program who has not yet completed cardiothoracic surgical training.
4. Jointly Sponsored Mentored Clinical Scientist Development Award
TSFRE/NHLBI Jointly Sponsored Mentored Clinical Scientist Development Awards (TSFRE/NHLBI/MCSDA) Support to outstanding clinician research scientists who are committed to a career in cardiothoracic surgery research and have the potential to develop into independent investigators. The award is up to $150,000 in total additional matching funding over the five-year NHLBI award period.
TSFRE/NCI Jointly Sponsored Mentored Clinical Scientist Development Awards (TSFRE/NCI/MCSDA) Provides support to outstanding clinically trained professionals who are committed to a career in laboratory or field-based research and have the potential to develop into independent investigators. The award is up to $150,000 in total additional matching funding over the five-year NCI award period.
5. Carolyn E. Reed Traveling Fellowship
This annual award of up to $10,000 will allow a clinically established woman thoracic surgeon to travel to another institution for the purpose of learning a new skill or technology.
6. TSFRE Simulation
TSFRE requests proposals from $5,000-$15,000 for research grants to support demonstration study of the application of simulation for thoracic surgery education.
* The TSFRE reserves the right to determine the amount of support at the time of the award up to the amounts indicated herein. Only electronic submissions for TSFRE awards will be accepted.
Request for Letters of Intent: Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance 2013 Research Grants Program
The Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance (TS Alliance) endeavors to stimulate, support and coordinate research that will lead to a cure for tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC), while improving the lives of those affected.
The TS Alliance Research Grants Program supports basic research by postdoctoral scientists and studies that accelerate the translation of basic research findings into improvements in quality of life for those affected by TSC. Researchers funded by the TS Alliance have a strong history of obtaining additional funding: between 1984 and 2010, principal investigators who received a total of $8.7 million from the TS Alliance garnered an additional $60 million from the NIH for TSC-related research and $6.9 million from the Department of Defense’s Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program.
Areas of Emphasis in 2013
Successful proposals will be those that address one or more of the following:
Developing future TSC researchers and clinician scientists through postdoctoral fellowships
Development of biomarkers to enable more robust and efficient clinical studies
Methods of eliminating tumors rather than only shrinking or stabilizing tumor growth
Neurological, cognitive, or behavioral manifestations of TSC
Key Dates
Online Submission for Letters of Intent Opens: June 1, 2013
Letters of Intent Due: June 27, 2013, at 11:59 p.m. US EDT
Full Proposal Invitations Sent by TS Alliance: July 25, 2013
Full Proposals Due (by invitation only): September 5, 2013, at 11:59 p.m. U.S. EDT
Award Notification: October 9, 2013
Earliest Funding Start Date: December 1, 2013
Funding Available
Duration: up to two years (can be shorter if appropriate for the project)
Budget limits:
Maximum total costs of $66,000 per year ($132,000 total) inclusive of both direct and indirect costs
No more than 10 percent of the total costs ($6,600 per year or $13,200 total) may be applied to indirect costs
Postdoctoral fellowship awards must include $1,000 for travel expenses to support the applicant’s professional development
The TS Alliance anticipates making three awards this year in some combination of postdoctoral fellowships or research proposals, depending on merit.
Postdoctoral fellowship awards are designed to provide funding for a PI who has recently earned a PhD or MD degree and is working with a Sponsor to do research relevant to this Request for Letters of Intent. The Sponsor must be tenure-track faculty or an equivalent level at a research institution or company. The award is intended to fund the Principal Investigator’s salary and some of the laboratory supplies or tools necessary to conduct the proposed research. The award is not intended to fund technical support for the project or to purchase equipment in the Sponsor’s laboratory.
Eligibility
This opportunity is open to all investigators at established academic or research institutions or at pharmaceutical or biotech companies worldwide. Researchers residing in the U.S. do not need to be U.S. citizens to apply for funding.
Applications will only be accepted through the online submission system.
Request for Proposals: Tourette Syndrome Association Grant and Fellowship Program
The Tourette Syndrome Association requests research grant proposals from Ph.D. and M.D. researchers in basic and clinical studies on all aspects of Tourette syndrome.
Program Interest
All applications relevant to Tourette Syndrome will be considered.
Areas of particular interest for this cycle are:
• Neuropathology (utilizing tissue in the TSA Brain Tissue Collection)
• Experimental Therapeutics
• Epidemiology
• Animal Models
Candidates must have a M.D., Ph.D., or equivalent. Previous experience in the field of movement disorders is desirable, but not essential. Applicants may reside outside the United States.
Funding Levels
Post-Doctoral Fellowships: up to $40,000 for 1 year
Research Grant Awards: up to $75,000 for 1 year or up to $150,000 for two years
Budget
TSA will consider reasonable requests for:
• Salaries (for US institutions, NIH salary caps apply)
• Laboratory supplies and other research-related expenses
• Travel expenses for investigators (up to $1,500 per year)
• Research equipment up to $5,000 (excluding equipment for personal or office use [e.g. computers])
• Indirect costs of up to 10% may be included, but the total value of the grant may not exceed the levels stated above
Pre-Proposals
For preliminary screening, a Pre-Proposal is required.
Due Date: September 6, 2013
Submit the filled-in Pre-proposal form as an email attachment to: tsaresearch@ix.netcom.com
Full Grant Proposal
Due Date: November 15, 2013
Detailed instructions will be sent to applicants who are invited to apply for a research grant.
Awards Announced: March, 2014
Inquiries
718-224-2999, ext. 222 or email
Call for Applications: 2014 Hip Society Rothman-Ranawat Traveling Fellowship
The Hip Society is pleased to be accepting applications for the 2014 Hip Society Rothman-Ranawat Traveling Fellowship.
The 2014 Hip Society Rothman-Ranawat Traveling Fellowship is open to four (4) young orthopaedic surgeons from North America and throughout the world. The traveling Fellows will visit up to twelve (12) sites in North America within a period of approximately four (4) weeks, starting on Saturday, March 15, 2015, in New Orleans, LA, USA (at the AAOS 2014 Annual Meeting and Specialty Day). The North American hosting sites will be identified by The Hip Society. These visits will include personal interactions with some of the world’s most prominent specialists in adult joint reconstruction, scientific conferences, surgical observations, and much more. The goal of the Fellowship is to foster emerging thought-leaders and to provide them with an inspirational tour of state-of-the-art facilities offering exemplary surgical care of the hip joint throughout North America.
The Hip Society Rothman-Ranawat Traveling Fellowship is targeted to orthopaedic surgeons who have completed all appropriate training in orthopaedic surgery and have accomplished specific training in the field of hip surgery. The following general criteria should be met:
Board eligible/board certified orthopaedic surgeons in their respective countries.
Specialty training in the field of hip surgery.
Committed to the practice of hip surgery.
Documented interest in advancing hip surgery via publications, presentations, research.
Applicants must be able to be away from home/practice on a 4-week tour in March-April 2014. (Applicants residing outside of North America must be able to obtain entry visa for the US and Canada.)
Former HS Rothman-Ranawat Traveling Fellows are ineligible to re-apply.
Fellowship applications are due to The Hip Society by August 15, 2013.
(Incomplete applications or applications received after the deadline will not be considered.)
Applications and accompanying documents must be submitted via email (PDF format) to The Hip Society at hip@aaos.org. With any questions, please contact The Hip Society at (+1) 847.698.1638 or hip@aaos.org.
Cornea, Contact Lenses & Refractive Technologies Resident Travel Fellowship
The Section on Cornea, Contact Lenses & Refractive Technologies of the American Academy of Optometry (AAO) is pleased to have the opportunity to provide travel fellowships to optometric contact lens and refractive surgery residents to attend the AAO annual meeting in Seattle, October 23-26, 2013. All 2013-2014 cornea/contact lens and refractive surgery residents who provide direct patient care are encouraged to apply. To apply, please complete and submit the required application materials (information letter and application). Award recipients of the travel fellowships must attend the meeting and be present at the CCLRT Section business meeting and at the reception on Friday evening, October 25, 2013. The deadline for the application is Friday, July 26, 2013.
Godina Traveling Fellowship
Marko Godina was a visionary reconstructive microsurgeon, an insightful and enthusiastic teacher, and a remarkable man. Despite his abbreviated career, tragically cut short at the age of 43, he led the way for a generation of microsurgeons in understanding the care and treatment of complex extremity injuries through early reconstructive microsurgery. The American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery knows no better way to honor the memory of Marko than through an ongoing investment into promising, upcoming, committed surgeons, who will, through study and investigation, continue to expand the horizons of our field. In this regard, the Godina Traveling Fellow has been established to allow a deserving individual, chosen by the ASRM to travel among numerous microsurgical centers, including Ljubljana, Marko's home.
The Godina Traveling Fellow will:
Receive a stipend to use towards travel expenses, room and board. The expense cap for the Godina Fellowship is set by the Executive Council yearly.
The Godina Traveling Fellow must include Ljubljana, Slovenia, Marko's home institution, in their travels.
It is strongly suggested that non-North American fellows visit American institutions in addition to the required visit to Ljubljana.
The Godina Traveling Fellow will be chosen prior to the ASRM Annual Meeting at which he/she is appointed, and opens their traveling year.
The Godina Traveling Fellowship will begin at an ASRM Annual Meeting and will conclude at the subsequent annual meeting, at which time, the fellow will deliver the annual Godina Lecture.
Qualifications:
The applicant must submit at least three letters of recommendation from members of the ASRM or the World Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery who can attest to the candidate's character and achievements.
Applicants must be members of the ASRM.
Successful completion of a surgical residency and/or fellowship leading to the acquisition of competency in reconstructive microsurgery (i.e. plastic surgery, orthopaedic surgery, general surgery, otolaryngology, hand and/or microsurgical fellowship.)
A candidate's age at the time of appointment should reflect the spirit of Godina's youth.
Please send all applications and supporting material to the ASRM Central Office no later than September 25. If you have any questions please contact Caitlin Carnes at 312-456-9579.
ASRM Central Office 20 North Michigan Avenue Suite 700 Chicago, IL 60602
Myocarditis Foundation Research Grants
The Myocarditis Foundation is currently accepting applications for Research Grants.
Types of Proposals Sought
The Myocarditis Foundation (MF) accepts fellowship grant applications on an annual basis for innovative basic, clinical or translational research relevant to the cause or treatment of myocarditis. MF’s fellowship grant program is designed to provide seed funding to investigators for the testing of initial hypotheses and collecting preliminary data to help secure long-term funding by the National Institute of Health (NIH) and other major granting institutions. Funding is available at US $35,000 for salary only.
Grant award decisions are made through a peer review process by our Medical Advisory Board. Scientific excellence and relevance to myocarditis are the basic criteria for selecting the supported research project. The award is designed to support training and career development of physician-scientists in myocarditis research.
Available Funding
The MF research grant provides salary support for 1 year of full-time research. The stipend is $35,000. No additional funds for benefits, travel, or indirect costs, etc. are available.
Eligibility Requirements
Candidates may apply up to 10 years following receipt of an MD, PhD, or an equivalent degree and plan to perform the funded work in the United States or Canada, in order to apply for the Fellowship. All applicants must select a preceptor with a proven track record of research in myocarditis. In addition to providing a letter of recommendation, the preceptor is expected to assist in preparing the application. For applicants wishing advice in the selection of a preceptor, a list of potential preceptors is available from the MF.
Application Procedure
The MF will issue a request for proposals in September of each year. The deadline for grant submission is December 15th with final award decisions made by December 31st. The research plan should be limited to 5 pages and must include the following: hypothesis, specific aims, background/significance, preliminary data, methods and expected results. The applicant should include a cover letter, supporting letter from the preceptor, and applicant and preceptor biographical sketches. Upon receipt of a signed letter of agreement from the selected candidate the MF will disburse the funds in installments during the research year.
Final Report
A final report will be required upon completion of the research year. The Myocarditis Foundation reserves the right to cite the research in all/any of our printed materials and on our website. The Myocarditis Foundation must be acknowledged in all publications resulting from the research.
The Myocarditis Foundation 100 W Main St Utica, MN 55979 Toll-free US & Canada: 1-866-846-1600 Telephone: (732) 295-3700
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