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Support young investigators through the AGA Research Foundation


 

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Decades of research have revolutionized the care of many digestive disease patients. These patients, as well as everyone in the GI field – clinicians and researchers alike, have benefited from the discoveries of dedicated investigators, past and present. Creative young investigators are poised to make groundbreaking discoveries that will shape the future of gastroenterology. As the charitable arm of the AGA, the AGA Research Foundation provides a key source of funding at a critical juncture in a young researcher’s career.

“To continue to improve the diagnosis and treatment of digestive disease, we need innovative researchers with new approaches. This kind of scientific exploration has the potential to make a tremendous impact on the future of health care,” states Dr. Robert S. Sandler, chair of the AGA Research Foundation and AGA Legacy Society member.

By joining others in supporting the AGA Research Foundation, you will ensure that young investigators have opportunities to continue their life-saving work. Learn more or make a contribution at the AGA Research Foundation web site.

Join the AGA Legacy Society

The AGA Legacy Society honors individuals who have chosen to benefit the AGA Research Foundation through a significant current or planned gift. Research is made possible through their support. AGA Legacy Society members are showing their gratitude for what funding and research has brought to our specialty by giving back. Members of the AGA Legacy Society contribute $5,000 or more annually for five years to the AGA Research Foundation. Learn more about the AGA Legacy Society on the foundation’s website.

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