Department of Medicine Giving

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Your generous donations and gifts help strengthen our educational, research and patient care programs. The Department of Medicine strives to provide the highest quality of care while at the same time advancing the understanding of disease. Contributions – both large and small – support our goals of providing world-class patient care, performing cutting-edge research, and training tomorrow’s health care leaders. We appreciate your support.

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Collaborative Progress in Medicine Initiative

Donations to the Department of Medicine’s Collaborative Progress in Medicine Initiative support initiatives that help promote and retain faculty by funding educational events, visiting professorships, evidence-based research, leadership development programming, community building and more.

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Give to our Divisions

The division of Allergy, Pulmonary, and Critical Care Medicine is one of the premier programs in the United States. Your contribution to the Vanderbilt Center for Lung Disease allows us to increase the impact of our research, optimize and personalize clinical care, and enhance physician training.

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Your generous gift supports our accredited program for training outstanding physicians and physician-scientists in all major areas of Cardiovascular Medicine and Advanced Subspecialty Fellowship training programs.

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Your contribution will support ongoing education and training in Clinical Pharmacology. 

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More than 20 million children and adults are living with diabetes in the United States. In response, the Vanderbilt Eskind Diabetes Center uses a team approach to provide excellent care so patients of all ages can live well with diabetes.

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Your contribution to the Vanderbilt Epidemiology Center will provide crucial supports for us to conduct research and train next-generation scientists to understand how dietary intakes and other lifestyle factors, environment exposures, and their interactions with genetic make-ups contribute to the development of common diseases such as cancer, stroke, diabetes, hypertension, and coronary heart diseases and provide valuable information for disease prevention.

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Your gift to the Vanderbilt Digestive Diseases Center promotes digestive diseases-related research and helps us to develop and implement programs for attracting, training, and retaining young investigators and clinicians in digestive disease-related research and for providing state-of-the-art clinical care for our patients.

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Genetic differences in humans at the molecular level not only contribute to the disease process but also significantly impact an individual’s ability to respond optimally to drug therapy. Vanderbilt is a pioneer in precisely identifying genetic differences between patients and making rational treatment decisions at the bedside.

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Your contribution will support ongoing education and training in Geriatric Medicine.

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Your contribution will support ongoing education and training in Hematology/Oncology.

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Your contribution will support ongoing education and training in Infectious Diseases.

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Division of General Internal Medicine

Your contribution supports the Division of General Internal Medicine & Public Health’s commitment to the pursuit of compassionate, patient-centered health care, rigorous training of the next generation of physicians, and impactful discoveries.

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Palliative Care Program

Your gift to the Palliative Care Program supports our outstanding clinical, education and research programs that enhance the quality of life for both patients and families facing serious illness.

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Over 20 million Americans have kidney disease, and the vast majority is not aware of their condition. This fund supports world-renown physician investigators in the VCKD who are undertaking cutting-edge basic and clinical and translational research aimed at treating and curing kidney disease.

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Your contribution will support research, education, and training in Rheumatology and Immunology.

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