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The CardioVascular Coalition is a Washington, DC-based organization dedicated to improving patient access to cardiovascular care, regardless of geographical location or financial status. They focus on addressing conditions such as Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) and Coronary Artery Disease (CAD), which can lead to serious health complications and even amputation or death if left untreated. Through their advocacy efforts, the CardioVascular Coalition aims to reduce amputations, ensure payment stability for physicians, and remove barriers to cardiac ambulatory surgical centers.Generated from the website

Act For NIH is dedicated to educating the public about the critical importance of biomedical research and advocating for increased funding to make it a national priority. As the largest public funder of biomedical research globally, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) plays a vital role in advancing scientific discoveries that improve health outcomes and drive economic growth. Despite medical research accounting for less than one percent of the federal budget, NIH's purchasing power has not kept pace with inflation, limiting its ability to support groundbreaking research. By increasing funding, Act For NIH aims to enhance the nation's capacity to combat diseases, ultimately saving lives and fostering innovation across the healthcare landscape. Generated from the website

The National Civic Art Society, based in Washington, DC, advocates for architecture that reflects the preferences of the American public in federal buildings. The organization addresses various topics, including contemporary architecture, the Federal Art and Architecture Plan for Washington, D.C., and the rebuilding of iconic structures like New York's Penn Station. Additionally, the Society promotes civic engagement through educational tours, documentary lectures, and recommended reading on modern art and architecture. By emphasizing the influence of built environments on society, the National Civic Art Society aims to shape a more aesthetically pleasing and culturally significant architectural landscape. Generated from the website