Why Your Donations MatterOur Donors represent the heart and soul of our mission driven organization. We cannot do it without you! Every donation makes a meaningful impact that is far reaching throughout all of our membership and the patients we serve daily. Because of your generosity in donating, we are able to create opportunities which continue to grow the field of interventional pulmonary in the most inclusive way. We Congratulate each of our Donors --you INSPIRE with your giving. Take a look at our SPOTLIGHT featuring one of the many ways you may designate your giving. I nnovation in the field of advanced bronchoscopy and interventional pulmonary
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E ducational tools and materials for our patients and our non physician and physician members CLICK TO DONATEHow Your Donations Make an ImpactSpotlight on AABIP Research Grant and Research Award Recipients Andrew DeMaio, MD-AABIP 2021 Research Grant Award Recipient“As interventional pulmonologists, we have a unique role in clinical research for patients, especially those with lung cancer and following lung transplantation. In addition to determining the best technique to perform a procedure, we provide and analyze specimens for translational research. The research grant allows aspiring clinical investigators like myself to pursue projects to shape the future in interventional pulmonology. The relationships I have developed within the AABIP have already provided me mentorship to help in achieving my career goals."
“The AABIP Research Grant helped boost my career on multiple fronts as it helped bridge a funding gap that was needed to push my translations research career forward. The data generated from this grant provided proof of concept for a novel imaging modality, served as preliminary data for a larger NIH grant submission, and offered me the platform to present my research at national level conferences.”
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