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Within Our Reach: Collaborating to Find a Cure for RA

David R. Karp, MD, PhD  |  Issue: July 2010  |  July 1, 2010

Translating Basic Research and Fostering Scientific Collaborations

The first three cycles of funding have been to individual investigators who proposed projects within three categories: Innovative Basic Science, Translational Investigations, and Clinical Investigations. We are now moving into a phase of funding more translational and clinical work, as well as larger collaborative projects. As the campaign continues to move forward with great energy and enthusiasm, we are pleased to announce the fourth round of Within Our Reach RA grant recipients. Nine new research grants were awarded this round, totaling $6 million. These projects will focus on translational and clinical practice areas to improve our understanding of RA and translate recent advances in the prevention and treatment of RA into clinical practice for individuals and communities at risk. View a complete list of grant recipients online at www.WithinOurReach.info.

David R. Karp, MD, PhD, is chair of the ACR REF Scientific Advisory Council and is the Harold C. Simmons Chair in Arthritis Research at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. Contact him at [email protected].

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