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Research Background
 
 

  Neuroscience Research Center
Clinical Research
Current Research Studies
Abstracts and Publications

Other Studies
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Neuro-Oncology

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Vernice Bates, MD
President DNI

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Laszlo Mechtler, MD
Vice President DNI

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Fran M. Gengo, Pharm.D
Chief Science Officer

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Joseph V. Fritz, Ph.D.
Chief Executive Officer

 

 

 

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Mission Statement
The Dent Neuroscience Research Center, the not-for-profit affiliate of the DENT, is dedicated to outcomes research and education supported by foundations, industry and personal contributions.

Funds support need-based, deserving initiatives related to the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders in patients from around the Western New York region.

Goal for 2010
The DNRC is focused on developing comprehensive, clinically relevant, and cost effective solutions to complex neurological problems faced in our community.

In 2010, we will increase Community Involvement, expand board level representation from Western New York leaders, and grow our collaborations with local, national, and international scientists and healthcare business experts.

Giving Opportunities

  • The Blaszczykiewicz Foundation
  • The CJG Foundation (The Griffin Family) -In honor of former Mayor James Griffin
  • The DNRC Research Foundation
  • DENT Neuro-Oncology Patient Care Fund


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Check presentation from Tom Blaszczykiewicz
to Dr. Laszlo Mechtler

2009/2010 Board of Directors

  • Harry Dent III
  • Tom Blaszczykiewicz
  • Maureen Griffi n
  • Anthony Baynes
  • Vernice Bates, MD
  • Laszlo Mechtler, MD
  • Fran M. Gengo, Pharm.D.
  • Joseph V. Fritz, Ph.D.
  • Michelle Rainka, Pharm.D., CCRP
Corporate Contributions
The DNRC is a not-for-profit, 501 (c) (3) corporation whose mission is to conduct original investigation in the medical specialty of neuroscience. DENT embraces the opportunity to become more involved in collaborative community research and clinical development.

The DNRC is funded through industry grants and clinical trial contracts, foundations, and community donations. These gifts can be made in many forms, including cash donations, proceeds from community benefits, corporate contributions and matching gifts, planned gifts, grants and more. Donors can designate their contributions to a specific specialty fund or have it applied to the general operating needs where it is most effective.
 

Individual Contribution

  • Gifts of Honor
  • Memorials
  • Community Benefits
  • Gift Annuities

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