• Other Medical Research N.E.C.

• 55.

INTERNATIONAL BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH ALLIANCE

The International Biomedical Alliance is a non-profit organization supporting the NIH-Oxford-Cambridge Scholars Program Established in 2005 as a public-private partnership, The Alliance is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization comprised of a group of dedicated private citizens with the shared aim of training a new generation of top biomedical researchers.

• Single Organization Support

• 56.

Angels4Epilepsy Inc

Angels4Epilepsy, Inc. delivers smiles to children hospitalized.

• Epilepsy

• 57.

Lilys Fund for Epilepsy Research Inc

We support #epilepsy research at @UWMadison, hosting the annual #LilysLuau where you can #GetYourHulaOn for the #1in26.

• Epilepsy

• 58.

Epilepsy Association of Utah

Provide epilepsy education and support for individuals who have epilepsy and forfamily and community who deal with those with epilepsy Epilepsy Association of Utah The Epilepsy Association of Utah is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for all individuals living with epilepsy and seizure disorders.

• Epilepsy

• 59.

Embracing Hope Together

Epilepsy, such a powerful, misunderstood word.

• Education N.E.C.

• 60.

Institute for Biomedical Entrepreneurship Inc

THE DEVELOPMENT AND DELIVERY OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR RESEARCHERS AND OTHER INNOVATORS TO IMPROVE PUBLIC HEALTH.

• Behavioral Science

• 61.

Encompass International Inc

Ensuring that no family feel helpless to improve their childs quality of life Starts with training PARTNER Training the next generation of behavior analytic practitioners in nations with limited service options for individuals with special needs so that every family would have somewhere to turn to help their child.

Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy

CURE Epilepsy is the leading nongovernmental funder of epilepsy research, with over 300 grants funded in 18 countries to date.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 63.

International Brain Injury Association

International Brain Injury Assoc. encourages international exchange of information, to support research, to provide training and to advocate for brain injury.