Research
LIMB CANCER RESEARCH
Since its creation in 1987, the Limb Preservation Foundation has provided funding for clinical and laboratory research regarding limb preservation including the treatment of osteosarcoma (bone cancer) and non-healing fractures, chemotherapy and disease transmission during bone and tissue transplants.
The Limb Preservation Foundation is committed to finding cause and the cure of all extremity issues. Since the Foundation's inception, funding has been awarded to fund clinical and laboratory research.
The Limb Preservation Foundation's Board of Directors has approved funding for research endeavors including:
A $50,000 Annual Research Grant to fund investigative extremity researchers.
Research Grant Program Application
A $1,500,000 endowment to fund The Ross Wilkins Limb Preservation University Chair at Colorado State University's Animal Cancer Center. The Foundation will be working to obtain funding for this research and teaching position that will insure the continuation of extremity research in the State of Colorado. Your support will be the key to our success.
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