The Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation has committed $800,000 in funding,over a two-year period, to three US academic institutions, and one in Brazil, as part of the company's Better Health for Women: A Global Health Program.
The program supports innovative community-based prevention and intervention programs that can ultimately serve as models for national and international replication to help enhance women's health worldwide.
"We believe these projects will have a profound impact in helping improve the health of women," said John Damonti, president of the B-MS Foundation. "Educating women about their health helps them become more informed decision-makers and better advocates for appropriate care," he added.
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