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ActiveFriends of the National Library of Medicine · 2026

Friends of the National Library of Medicine

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Agency: Friends of the National Library of Medicine
Funding: Varies
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Status: Active
Eligibility: Nonprofits, Libraries, Health Organizations

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Friends of the National Library of Medicine is sponsored by Friends of the National Library of Medicine. A coalition dedicated to increasing public visibility and involvement with the National Library of Medicine, supporting related goals and initiatives.

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Friends of the National Library of Medicine - Friends of the National Library of Medicine - National Library of Medicine Devoted to increasing public awareness and use of the National Library of Medicine’s programs in research, education, and public service. National Library of Medicine Devoted to increasing public awareness and use of the National Library of Medicine’s programs in research, education, and public service.

Advances understanding of the National Library of Medicine through webinars , podcasts , and programs that promote evidence-based medicine and biomedical discovery. Brings together thought leaders and partners to advance innovation through the Precision Healthcare Forum and the Forum for Scientific Productivity and Quality Research .

Honors individuals and organizations advancing healthcare and access to knowledge through the annual FNLM Awards Gala . By becoming a member of the Friends of the National Library of Medicine, your dues fund a variety of activities and educational programs . We offer several sponsorship opportunities designed to support The Friends of the NLM’s mission while providing valuable recognition for our sponsors.

Help advance the work of the Friends of the NLM and provide access to critical health information worldwide. Friends of the National Library of Medicine to Honor Dr. Allan Brandt Friends of the National Library of Medicine to Honor Dr. Robert Beall FNLM Launches New Podcast Series Friends of the National Library of Medicine to Honor Dr. H. Holden Thorp Friends of the National Library of Medicine to Honor Dr. Susan K.

Newbold at Awards Gala Friends of the National Library of Medicine to Honor Dr. Erin K. O’Shea at Awards Gala A few words from our board members View all of our webinars for 2026. Registration is available now.

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Nonprofits, Libraries, Health Organizations

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