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| Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center at UCLA |
| One of the largest Comprehensive Cancer Centers in the US, guiding research, clinical trials, and support groups for cancer patients and survivors. |
| Medical Research Council |
| UK government group which aims to improve health by promoting research into all areas of medical and related science through its own research establishments, grantmaking, and support for post graduate students. |
| Institut Fédératif de Recherche sur le Handicap (IFRH-France) |
| A research partnership-like structure, which is aimed at enabling the coordinated development of researches on disability. |
| Cancer Biology Division, Sunnybrook |
| Research on the molecular and cell biology of cancer is done at the Cancer Biology Division of Sunnybrook and Women's College Health Science Centre, affiliated with the University of Toronto |
| Midwest Medical Technology Enhancement Center |
| Offers a scope of research spanning product development, medical devices, clinical drug trails, and the development of medical technology |
| Maurice E Mueller Center for Education & Documentation |
| MEM-CED advances the quality of orthopaedic care through education, documentation, & evaluation. Extensive information including annotated journal lists. |
| N.I.H. - Southwestern Biomedical Magnetic Resonance Facility |
| The Mary Nell and Ralph B. Rogers Magnetic Resonance Center within the Department of Radiology at The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. |
| Malaghan Institute of Medical Research |
| Independent institute researching the causes, nature, and treatment of diseases. Study fields include asthma, cancer, and multiple sclerosis. |
| Western Institutional Review Board |
| WIRB an institutional review board for clinical research studies. WIRB reviews to FDA regulations and ICH guidelines. |
| Hunter Medical Research |
| Conducts medical and health research in cancer, neuroscience, and maternal health. |
| Scottish Biomedical |
| Technology transfer organization set up by Scotland's leading universities to promote basic and applied research in the field of biomedical science. |
| Prince Henry's Institute of Medical Research |
| Leading centre for endocrine (hormone) research: focus includes breast cancer, infertility, contraception, uterine cancer, obesity and growth. |
| Clinical Neuroscience at UT-Houston Health Sciences |
| Describes the extensive clinical practice and research of this division. |
| Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction |
| The Kinsey Institute promotes interdisciplinary research and scholarship in the field of human sexuality and related aspects of gender and reproduction. |
| Terry Fox Laboratory: BC Cancer Research Centre |
| Research focus is on the cellular and molecular mechanisms of normal cell growth, and differentiation. Also cell to cell interactions and how these may be altered to bring about malignant transformation. |
| Netropica - Research and Training of Tropical Diseases in Central America |
| Central American Universities and non-profit institutions, in collaboration with scientists from developed countries and supported by international agencies, have initiated joint academic and scientific ventures. |
| Physical Biochemistry Division at NIMR |
| One of the laboratories of the British MRC (Medical Research Council). |
| Central Institute for the Deaf |
| Research on speech, language, and hearing sciences and their disorders and oral education for the hearing impaired. Other activities include clinical services, including hearing testing and sale of hearing aids, education of future teachers for the deaf audiologists, and researchers in communication sciences. |
| Monash Institute of Reproduction and Development |
| Research into prostate disease, infertility treatment, functional genomics, neonatal and fetal physiology, assisted reproductive technologies, stem cell research and women's and children's health. |
| Institute for Oneworld Health |
| Develops new medicines for neglected diseases around the world. |
| Buck Institute |
| Dedicated to the elucidation of basic mechanisms of aging and to the study of diseases that arise with increasing frequency in the aged. The goal is to discover therapies that significantly delay or prevent the onset of age-related dysfunction and disease. |
| New England Medical Center's Molecular Cardiology Research Institute |
| The MCRI has as its scientific emphasis the study of molecular mechanisms of human disease, and translation of bench findings to new bedside strategies for diagnosis and therapy. |
| Huntington Medical Research Institutes |
| Nonprofit medical research institute with programs in neural engineering, magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy, molecular cardiology, neurology and oncology, and hepatitis B and C clinical trials. Postdoctoral fellowships and summer student program. Pasadena, CA, USA. |
| Webb-Waring Institute |
| Research in cancer, aging, and antioxidant research for disease prevention. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, Colorado, USA. |
| Will Rogers Institute |
| A charitable foundation in the USA supporting research in asthma, tuberculosis and pulmonary diseases. |
| Marshfield Medical Research Foundation |
| Discovering and communicating scientific knowledge that significantly improves human health and well-being. Located in Marshfield, Wisconsin, USA. |
| Institute for Medical Research and Occupational Health |
| Zagreb, Croatia. |
| The Polycarp Research Institute (TPRI) |
| Seeking to enhance the physical, psychological and spiritual condition of mankind. |
| Sterling Institutional Review Board |
| An independent institutional review board providing research review services to single site or national multi-site studies in the USA. |
| Institute for Inflammation Research (IIR) |
| Performs basic and clinical research in human biology, biotechnology and pharmacology. |