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Advancing public health and medical scholarship since 1950.

Margaret Moore, University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, received a scholarship for medical journalism.

Minority Scholars Award recipients Lizbeth Brice, Marissa Mendez, Eriberto Michel and Kessy Gbenedio

Patients at the Clinica Esperanza free clinic in Rhode Island participate in nutrition education classes.

Aaron Wild will use his Seed Grant to conduct research on pancreatic cancer.

Kids in Oklahoma City participate in the "Tools for Schools" program, funded by a Healthy Living Grant.

AMA Foundation supporters enjoy the Donor Reception wearing their recognition boutonnieres.

AMA Foundation

Mission: To advance public health and medical scholarship through philanthropic support of physician-directed initiatives.

Vision: To be the center of philanthropic activity that enables the medical community to help people lead healthier lives.

Public Health

The AMA Foundation is committed to improving the health of Americans by increasing support for public health programs, including grants for free clinics, health education projects and health literacy tools.

Medical Education

Today’s medical students and residents face greater financial pressures than ever before. The AMA Foundation provides scholarships and research grants to outstanding physicians-in-training.

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Foundation News

Applications now available for Health Living Grants to support prescription medication safety projects.

Eight exceptional medical students receive Minority Scholars Awards.

Read about the 2013 AMA Foundation Seed Grant recipients.

Apply now to join the AMA Foundation Student Ambassadors.

Find out how to order free Health Literacy materials in bulk for your institution.

15 free clinics awarded Healthy Communities/Healthy America grants.

Watch the AMA Foundation’s new video on our 60-year legacy of service.