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National Jewish receives major grant to study air pollution and asthma

aimed at finding solutions to children's health problems, particularly those that have been insufficiently researched or investigated.

National Jewish is the only medical and research center in the U.S. devoted entirely to lung, allergic and immune diseases. Founded in 1899, this nonprofit, nonsectarian institution is devoted to research and clinical program for both children and adults.


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Contact: William Allstetter
allstetterw@njc.org
303-398-1002
National Jewish Medical and Research Center
19-Jul-2002


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