BC Environmental and Occupational Health Research Network

Since 1990, the International Myeloma Foundation (IMF) has supported research through demographic analysis of risk factors to determine what causes myeloma. In 1994, the IMF established the Brian D. Novis Research Grant program to support investigators conducting cutting-edge studies to provide better treatment, management, prevention, and ultimately, a cure for myeloma.
The IMF offers grants to doctors and researchers working in the field of myeloma.

The International Myeloma Foundation funds several research grants including the Brian D. Novis Research Award. These grants are provided through donations from private individuals, and are presented annually by the International Myeloma Foundation. These awards go to doctors/researchers doing work in the field of multiple myeloma. This year’s awards will be in the amount of $80,000.

The International Myeloma Foundation funds several research grants including the Brian D. Novis Research Award. These grants are provided through donations from private individuals, and are presented annually by the International Myeloma Foundation. These awards go to doctors/researchers doing work in the field of multiple myeloma. This year’s awards will be in the amount of $50,000.