The Broad Medical Research Program is interested in funding clinical
or basic IBD research projects that:
| a. |
are innovative; |
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| b. |
are in the early stages of exploration; |
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| c. |
will improve diagnosis, therapy or prevention of IBD
in the near future; and |
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| d. |
will lead to longer-term funding by more traditional
granting agencies. |
Proposals must be clinically relevant and benefit patients with
IBD in the next several years. Proposals in the basic sciences
should have clear relevance to findings and observations in IBD
patients.
The
Broads are dedicated to advancing medical knowledge by funding innovative
IBD research.
Dr.
Hollander is the BMRP Director and a Professor of Medicine at UCLA.