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Will to Cure ALD Fund Research Grants is sponsored by Will to Cure ALD (hosted by The Dallas Foundation). The Will to Cure ALD Fund supports cutting-edge medical research through grants aimed at improving diagnostic and predictive models, advancing new treatments to market, and offering hope to families affected by X-Linked Adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD).
The fund focuses on preventing cerebral ALD, treating or preventing AMN, and improving understanding of disease mechanisms through biomarkers.
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