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Excellent progress in NIH funding! NIH releases FY2009 funding estimates report

February 2, 2010

The FY2009 estimates of funding by research, condition, and disease categories were released on the NIH report site yesterday. Total FY2009 funding for muscular dystrophy was $66M from the regular NIH appropriation and an additional $17M from the ARRA program. Muscular dystrophy funding level was at $56M in FY2008.

Funding for FSHD went from $3 million to $5 million.

The information on funding for muscular dystrophy, and the 218 other areas, can be accessed at http://report.nih.gov/rcdc/categories

Or, you can Google "NIH disease dollars"

Note: To access the data in the report, scroll down to the category that you are interested in. Then go across the table to the FY2009 Actual column; clicking on the hyperlink dollar amount will yield a list of the awards funded by all NIH institutes.

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