Tucson Nonprofit Seeks to Get Cures to Patients Faster
November 11, 2006
A little-noticed 2004 report from the Food and Drug Administration contained a bombshell. Although spending on research and development had been rising for the previous decade, applications for new drugs and medical products had been falling.
Thank you for helping us expand participation in this important work! We rely on people with lived experience of ALS to help ensure research reflects the needs and priorities of the community. Please use the form below to nominate someone whose experiences, perspectives, and interests may make them a strong contributor to an ALS Research Working Group. No scientific or medical background is required.
