University of Alabama at Birmingham Wins $100,000 Grant From RPB

Research to Prevent Blindness awarded the University of Alabama at Birmingham a $100,000 grant to aid research in treatment, prevention and causes of blindness, according to a UAB News report.

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RPB was founded in 1960 and has been granting millions of dollars to medical institutes involved in the study of blindness. RPB has awarded the UAB School of Medicine a total of $3,745,000 in grants.

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