Biovista awarded research grant on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome from the CFIDS Association of America
Biovista announced that it has been awarded a research grant by the CFIDS Association of America to identify non-obvious mechanisms of the disease and potential drug repositioning candidates that will advance objective diagnosis and effective treatment of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS).
As part of its work, Biovista will share research outcomes with 5 top North American universities, such as Johns Hopkins, within the framework of the Association’s “research institute without walls” initiative which stresses collaboration between ‘tightly integrated projects led by experts in diverse disciplines’ as CFIDS Association CEO Kimberly McCleary puts it.
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