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Talented young investigators are walking away from gastroenterology and hepatology research frustrated by a lack of support. For the last decades, Congress has slashed research funding and even greater cuts are on the horizon. Investigators in the early stages of their careers are particularly hard hit. Without help from other funding sources, young investigators struggle to continue their research, build their research portfolio, and obtain federal funding.
Decades of research have revolutionized the care of many digestive disease patients. These patients, as well as everyone in the gastroenterology and hepatology fields — clinicians and researchers alike — have benefited from the discoveries of dedicated investigators, past and present.
Right now, creative young researchers are poised to make groundbreaking discoveries that will shape the future of gastroenterology and hepatology. Unfortunately, declining government funding for biomedical research puts this potential in jeopardy. We’re at risk of losing an entire generation of researchers.
To fill this gap, the AGA Research Foundation invites you to support its mission by making a donation. Funds raised through the AGA Research Foundation will support the pipeline of new investigators’ research careers, allowing them to make discoveries that could ultimately improve patient care and even cure diseases.
“I donated to the AGA Research Foundation to ensure the vitality of our specialty, and to fund the research of future generations of gastroenterologists. Funding from organizations like the AGA Research Foundation is crucial for young scientists and gastroenterologists to launch their careers,” states Michael Camilleri, MD, AGAF, AGA Research Foundation Chair.
By joining others in supporting the AGA Research Foundation, you will ensure that young researchers have opportunities to continue their life-saving work. Learn more or make a contribution at www.foundation.gastro.org.
Talented young investigators are walking away from gastroenterology and hepatology research frustrated by a lack of support. For the last decades, Congress has slashed research funding and even greater cuts are on the horizon. Investigators in the early stages of their careers are particularly hard hit. Without help from other funding sources, young investigators struggle to continue their research, build their research portfolio, and obtain federal funding.
Decades of research have revolutionized the care of many digestive disease patients. These patients, as well as everyone in the gastroenterology and hepatology fields — clinicians and researchers alike — have benefited from the discoveries of dedicated investigators, past and present.
Right now, creative young researchers are poised to make groundbreaking discoveries that will shape the future of gastroenterology and hepatology. Unfortunately, declining government funding for biomedical research puts this potential in jeopardy. We’re at risk of losing an entire generation of researchers.
To fill this gap, the AGA Research Foundation invites you to support its mission by making a donation. Funds raised through the AGA Research Foundation will support the pipeline of new investigators’ research careers, allowing them to make discoveries that could ultimately improve patient care and even cure diseases.
“I donated to the AGA Research Foundation to ensure the vitality of our specialty, and to fund the research of future generations of gastroenterologists. Funding from organizations like the AGA Research Foundation is crucial for young scientists and gastroenterologists to launch their careers,” states Michael Camilleri, MD, AGAF, AGA Research Foundation Chair.
By joining others in supporting the AGA Research Foundation, you will ensure that young researchers have opportunities to continue their life-saving work. Learn more or make a contribution at www.foundation.gastro.org.
Talented young investigators are walking away from gastroenterology and hepatology research frustrated by a lack of support. For the last decades, Congress has slashed research funding and even greater cuts are on the horizon. Investigators in the early stages of their careers are particularly hard hit. Without help from other funding sources, young investigators struggle to continue their research, build their research portfolio, and obtain federal funding.
Decades of research have revolutionized the care of many digestive disease patients. These patients, as well as everyone in the gastroenterology and hepatology fields — clinicians and researchers alike — have benefited from the discoveries of dedicated investigators, past and present.
Right now, creative young researchers are poised to make groundbreaking discoveries that will shape the future of gastroenterology and hepatology. Unfortunately, declining government funding for biomedical research puts this potential in jeopardy. We’re at risk of losing an entire generation of researchers.
To fill this gap, the AGA Research Foundation invites you to support its mission by making a donation. Funds raised through the AGA Research Foundation will support the pipeline of new investigators’ research careers, allowing them to make discoveries that could ultimately improve patient care and even cure diseases.
“I donated to the AGA Research Foundation to ensure the vitality of our specialty, and to fund the research of future generations of gastroenterologists. Funding from organizations like the AGA Research Foundation is crucial for young scientists and gastroenterologists to launch their careers,” states Michael Camilleri, MD, AGAF, AGA Research Foundation Chair.
By joining others in supporting the AGA Research Foundation, you will ensure that young researchers have opportunities to continue their life-saving work. Learn more or make a contribution at www.foundation.gastro.org.