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Partnership to Fight Infectious Disease is a nonprofit organization based in Washington, DC, dedicated to addressing and combatting infectious diseases through collaborative efforts and research initiatives. With a focus on prevention, education, and advocacy, the organization works to raise awareness and support innovative solutions to reduce the impact of infectious diseases on global health. Generated from their business information

Founded in 1913, the American Cancer Society, also known as ACS, is a community-based voluntary health organization that operates more than 3,400 offices throughout the United States. With more than two million volunteers nationwide, it is one of the oldest and largest voluntary health agencies in the U.S. The American Cancer Society emphasizes the elimination of cancer and saving individuals lives through research, education, advocacy and medical social services. Its research program focuses on peer-reviewed projects initiated by investigators working in leading medical and scientific institutions, as well as extramural grants, intramural epidemiology and surveillance research. Additionally, the organization provides prevention education, treatment, advocacy and cancer screening services. The American Cancer Society maintains one of its facilities in Washington, D.C.

The National Law Enforcement Museum located in Washington DC is dedicated to honoring and showcasing the history of law enforcement in the United States. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits artifacts and multimedia presentations that highlight the challenges and achievements of those who serve in this vital profession. The museum also offers educational programs and events aimed at fostering a deeper understanding of the role of law enforcement in society. Generated from this place's information