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Subject: Thank you
Date: Fri, 11 May 2018 21:35:53 -0400
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Francis Collins and_Richard_Hodes, NIH-NIA.PDF
Dear Francis and Richard,
I wanted to thank both of you for your support and engagement as my team and I have explored opportunities to
accelerate the discovery of scientific breakthroughs by enhancing access to Alzheimer's disease research data.
I was great that Richard and Eliezer could participate in the working session last week. I understand that their input and
engagement was extremely helpful. I appreciate the NIA's participation in this coalition of like-minded funders to help
strengthen the data ecosystem for Alzheimer's disease. I am convinced that better leveraging the data being generated by
studies funded by the NIH can accelerate the development of an effective treatment for Alzheimer's disease. I was excited
to hear that the discussion was productive and that the group agreed to work together to improve data access, drive
interoperability across existing Alzheimer's disease data platforms, and strengthen the data ecosystem for Alzheimer's.
I know that NIH and NIA are already making strong efforts to promote data sharing, and I believe these will provide a
strong foundation on which we can build. Your partnership has been invaluable, and I thank you for joining the effort to
driving a more coordinated data ecosystem. We are already benefiting greatly from your leadership and insight.
I look forward to our continued collaboration.
Sincerely,
Bill Gates
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May 11, 2018
Dear Francis and Richard,
I wanted to thank both of you for your support and engagement as my team and I have explored
opportunities to accelerate the discovery of scientific breakthroughs by enhancing access to Alzheimer's
disease research data.
I was great that Richard and Eliezer could participate in the working session last week. I understand that
their input and engagement was extremely helpful. I appreciate the NIA's participation in this coalition
of like-minded funders to help strengthen the data ecosystem for Alzheimer's disease. I am convinced
that better leveraging the data being generated by studies funded by the NIH can accelerate the
development of an effective treatment for Alzheimer's disease. I was excited to hear that the discussion
was productive and that the group agreed to work together to improve data access, drive
interoperability across existing Alzheimer's disease data platforms, and strengthen the data ecosystem
for Alzheimer's.
I know that NIH and NIA are already making strong efforts to promote data sharing, and I believe these
will provide a strong foundation on which we can build. Your partnership has been invaluable, and I
thank you for joining the effort to driving a more coordinated data ecosystem. We are already benefiting
greatly from your leadership and insight.
I look forward to our continued collaboration.
Sincerely,
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