IIAM’s success facilitates more medical research, which can lead to more treatments being discovered for a myriad of humanities ailments
Just like with organ donation for transplants, time is everything when it comes to organ donation for medical research. Researchers rely on receiving organs and tissues as quickly as possible—because…
Every day, IIAM plays a vital role in advancing medical research by connecting scientists with the incredible gift of donated human organs. These metabolically active organs and tissues provide researchers…
At IIAM, we like to say it’s not just a workplace, it’s a home. And this month, we are celebrating one of our very best: Allyson Aldrich.
IIAM, alongside our parent organization, the Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation (MTF), recently hosted our annual Donor Services Meeting at our Edison, NJ headquarters—and it was a powerful gathering of minds and…
We’re proud to announce that IIAM has been approved as a Business Member of the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) — a public-private partnership that connects all key players…
In honor of American Heart Month, IIAM calls attention to groundbreaking research being done to tackle heart disease, the #1 cause of death worldwide.
IIAM has been instrumental in supporting diabetes research, placing nearly 350 pancreas for medical study over the past 4 years to help researchers find a cure for Types 1 and 2 diabetes!
Led by Dr. Gloria Pryhuber at the University of Rochester Medical Center, the NIH-funded Lung Molecular Atlas Program (LungMAP) is seeking ways to trigger lung cell re-growth to ultimately help the lungs develop in premature babies, as well as treat adults suffering from COPD.
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