Patient Groups, Big Pharma and Conflicts of Interest

Company

Name:	Biogen Idec
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Funds the following 67 Patient Groups: AACR Foundation for the Prevention and Cure of Cancer Source > ABRALE - Associacao Brasileira de Linfoma e Leucemia (Brazilian Association of Lymphoma and Leukemia) Source > Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy Source > Accelerated Cure Project for Multiple Sclerosis Source > AEDEM-Asociacion Espanola de Esclerosis Multiple (Spanish Association of Multiple Sclerosis) Source > ALS Association (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association) Source > American Cancer Society Source > American College of Gastroenterology Source > American College of Rheumatology Source > American Intellectual Property Law Education Foundation Source > American Liver Foundation Source > Biotechnology Institute Source > Boys and Girls Clubs of America Source > Braille Institute Source > California Breast Cancer Research Program Source > California Nurses Association Source > Camp Kasem Source > Cancer Survivorship: San Diego! Source > Chernobyl Children's Project USA Source > EMSP - European Multiple Sclerosis Platform Source > European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) Source > FELEM - Federacion Espanola para la lucha contra la esclerosis multiple (Spanish Federation against Multiple Sclerosis) Source > FEMM-Fundacion Esclerosis Multiple Madrid (Foundation Against Multiple Sclerosis in Madrid) Source > Fresh Start Surgical Gifts Inc. Source > Georgia Cancer Foundation Source > International Psoriasis Council Source > Irvington Institute for Immunological Research Source > Jacobs Neurological Institute Source > Jimmy Fund (Dana-Farber Cancer Institute) Source > Kenneth B. Schwartz Center Source > Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Source > Lymphoma Research Foundation Source > Make-A-Wish Foundation Source > March of Dimes Source > Marrow Foundation Source > Massachusetts Eating Disorder Association Source > Michigan Society of Hematology and Oncology Source > Multiple Sclerosis Association of America Source > Multiple Sclerosis Foundation Source > Multiple Sclerosis International Federation Source > National Braille Press Source > National Coalition of Cancer Survivorship Source > National Family Caregivers Association Source > National Foundation for Cancer Research Source > National Multiple Sclerosis Society Source > National Ovarian Cancer Coalition Source > National Psoriasis Foundation Source > New York Academy of Sciences Source > North Carolina Biotechnology Center Source > Oncology Nursing Society Source > Park Nicollet Institute Source > Parkinson's Disease Foundation Source > Patient Services Inc. Source > Project Concern International Source > Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic Source > Rheumatology Nurses Society Source > San Francisco Neurological Society Source > Schweizerische Multiple Sklerose Gesellschaft (Swiss Multiple Sclerosis Society) Source > Scripps Research Institute Source > Society of Toxicologic Pathology (STP) Source > Society of Toxicology Source > SynCure Cancer Research Foundation Source > The Neuropathy Trust Source > United Cerebral Palsy Source > Veterans Benefits Clearinghouse Inc. Source > Visiting Nurse Association Source > Wings Cancer Foundation Source >

Has relationships to the following people John Alam James L. Arnone Michael J. Astrue Amit Bar-Or H. Michael Belmont Peter A. Biagetti Peter A. Calabresi Jim E. Cantalupo Lawrence H. Einhorn Scott L. Friedman Elliot M. Frohman Daniel E. Furst Ellis Green Antonio J. Grillo-Lopez Stephen B. Hanauer Donald A. Holzworth JT Jacoby Wendy E. John Amy Katzenberg Kelly Kiernan Largey R. Philip (Rip) Kinkel John Y.M. Koo David Lander Peter T. Lansbury Richard B. Lieb Fred D. Lublin Kimba Roger McCant Aaron E. Miller Carlos M. Morales Frederick E. Munschauer, III David R. Parkinson Cecil B. Pickett Michael K. Racke Peter Riskind Thomas G. Roberts Bruce Ross Alfred W. Sandrock Jr. Vicki L. Sato Phillip A. Sharp Nancy Simonian Heidi L. Steiger Henry Stifel, III Timothy K. Vartanian Jeffrey S. Weber Stephen M. Weiner Art Wood