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AHAF
has
awarded
more than $100 million to fund
research
for
age-related diseases.*
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or apply for a grant as it pertains to Alzheimer's disease,
macular degeneration or glaucoma.
Since 1985, the Alzheimer's Disease Research (ADR) program the American Health Assistance Foundation (AHAF) has awarded more than $65.9 million to support promising research in fields ranging from molecular biology to epidemiology. ADR is currently supporting 58 outstanding biomedical researchers.
The Macular Degeneration Research Program (MDR) is the newest AHAF program. Since 1999, AHAF has awarded over $8.7 million to support basic research into the causes and potential treatments of this disease. MDR is currently supporting 31 biomedical researchers.
Since the National Glaucoma Research (NGR) program began in 1978, AHAF has awarded more than $17.7 million to support basic research into the causes and potential treatments of this disease. NGR is currently supporting 29 biomedical researchers.
Important Dates
Alzheimer's Disease Research
Standard Awards = $400,000 budgeted over 3 years Pilot Awards = $150,000 budgeted over 2 years Research Fellowships = $100,000 budgeted over 2 years
Stanley Prusiner, M.D. Stanley Prusiner, M.D., a neurobiologist at the University of California at San Francisco, was awarded the 1997 Nobel Prize in Medicine for his groundbreaking discovery and definition of a new class of disease-causing agents called prions. Dr. Prusiner's early research program was supported by AHAF. He now serves as an honorary member of the AHAF board of directors. Read more…
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