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2011 AMDA Pompe Disease Research Grant Opportunity

The AMDA is excited to announce a research grant opportunity for applicants who are involved in Pompe Disease research. This grant opportunity was made possible by a fundraiser aimed at promoting research into Pompe Disease. If you are interested in this opportunity,...

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AMDA 2010 Research Grant Opportunity

The AMDA is excited to announce a research grant opportunity for applicants who are involved in Pompe Disease research. This grant opportunity was made possible by a private fundraiser aimed at promoting research into Pompe Disease. If you are interested in this...

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PCMA of Texas hosting “Pull for Pompe” Fundraiser

PCMA of Texas invites you to enjoy a day of family fun benefitting Acid Maltase Deficiency, also known as Pompe Disease.  This event is designed for all ages and ability levels. Proceeds from the event will go to the Acid Maltase Deficiency Association (AMDA). For...

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2010 AMDA Research Grant Awarded to Dr. Andrea Amalfitano

In 2010 the AMDA solicited grant applications from researchers around the world.  After careful consideration and consultation with our Scientific Advisory Board, Dr. Amalfitano of Michigan State University was selected as the recipient of the First Annual AMDA...

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Pompe Patient Meeting Hosted by Columbia University

Dr. Maryam Banikazemi of Columbia University is hosting a meeting for Pompe patients on July 16, 2010 in New York, New York. The expert panel of speakers will include Drs. J. Bach, A. Slonim, T. Goldberg, and M. Banikazemi. For more details, please download meeting...

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