NMD4C Reaches 800 Member Milestone
We are thrilled to announce that the NMD4C has reached the milestone of 800 members! This incredible number shows the strength and engagement of the diverse neuromuscular community in Canada.
Each member plays a vital role in uniting the NMD4C’s efforts toward our shared goal of improving the research, treatment, and care of neuromuscular diseases for all Canadians. We are deeply grateful for your ongoing support and participation, and the NMD4C’s success has only been possible because of your commitment and contributions and we look forward to continuing this important work together!
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2026 Collaborative Research Training Awards is still open!
Application details and forms are available on the competition website, apply before June 15th 2026!
The Collaborative Research Training Awards fund up to $2,000 research stays for trainees working on neuromuscular disease at Canadian institutions and Applications are open to all trainees currently working in the NMD field in Canada.