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Research!America has filed comments opposing a proposed Office of Management and Budget (OMB) rule that would severely damage America’s ability to conduct lifesaving research.

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America Speaks!

Each year, Research!America publishes America Speaks, a summary of our most recent poll data. Use America Speaks as a resource when contacting your elected officials, writing letters to the editor, op-eds or articles, giving speeches, and advocating for research to improve health.

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Nominations Close July 24

Nominations close July 24 for Research!America’s 2027 Advocacy Awards.

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Standing Up For Medical Progress

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HHS Budget an Improvement, but It Won’t Drive Medical Progress

Arlington, Va. – Research!America, the largest multi-sector alliance advancing scientific research to achieve better health and well-being for all, thanks House Appropriations Committee Chair Tom

 

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America Speaks on Mental Health

More than one in five Americans live with a mental health condition, and nearly half

 

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America Speaks on Vaccines

Over the past year, vaccines have frequently been in the news as an issue that

 

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Research!America Announces the Election of Six New Board Members

Arlington, Va. – The members of Research!America, a nonprofit alliance that advocates for science, discovery, and

 

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As AI Becomes Mainstream, Public Opinion Shifts

Hardly a day goes by without a new headline about the rapidly evolving technology of

 
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