FDA Providing $2 Million for Natural History Studies in Rare Diseases

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FDA will provide $2 million in two to five research grants for the study of the natural history of rare diseases. The objective of the grants is to expedite the development of products for these conditions.

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Sarah Pavlovna Goldberg
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