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Help to increase research funding, improve access to treatment and share your story with Members of Congress so they understand what dystonia is and how it changes lives. The Dystonia Advocacy Network (DAN) will be working virtually and you can be part of our year-long advocacy activities. Your participation can make a big difference.

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DYSTONIA ADVOCACY NETWORK RESEARCH WEBINAR
Learn how efforts to educate lawmakers about dystonia is leading to exciting new research. Dystonia advocates work hard every year to get dystonia included on the list of eligible conditions for study under the Department of Defense Peer Reviewed Medical Program (DoD PRMRP) so that dystonia researchers can compete for funding. This webinar features David Peterson, PhD of the Computational Neurobiology Laboratory at Salk Institute for Biological Studies who shares the work he did funded through this program. CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE WEBINAR