AHF

Established in 1988, the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation provides research, advocacy and prevention and treatment programs for the prevention of pediatric HIV and AIDS. It sponsors various scholar award programs for scientists, clinicians in developed countries and for individuals from and working in developing countries. Located in Washington, D.C., the foundation s international HIV and AIDS programs prevents mother-to-child transmission of HIV and provides antiretroviral treatment and care for children and adults. The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation provides access to care and treatment for children and families, including antiretroviral therapy. It offers care and support programs to more than 15,000 children in several developing countries.

The Heart Rhythm Society is one of the leading provides for educational and advocacy services for cardiac arrhythmia professionals and patients in the world. The society offers postdoctoral fellowship programs in cardiac electrophysiology. In addition, it conducts Webcasts and clinical trials, as well as offers articles on latest updates. The Heart Rhythm Society represents more than 5,000 cardiac pacing professionals. Established in 1979, the society maintains the Heart Rhythm Foundation. The society operates an online store that provides workbooks, patient education materials, and coding and reference pocket guides. It also conducts scientific sessions, as well as provides continuing education opportunities.