Recognizing the Patterns
During the past week, a few people have asked me why I am now choosing to speak[…]
Read CNTR’s January 2026 News & Opportunities eNewsletter
Happy New Year! Catch up on CNTR’s news and opportunities: New evidence on rib fracture care:A major[…]
New Data Show that Fixing Ribs Early Can Save Lives
Rib fractures are a common injury after trauma, but when multiple ribs are broken—or when the chest[…]
CNTR Advocates for ARPA-H and CDMRP Funding
The Coalition for National Trauma Research recently participated in two key federal advocacy activities aimed at strengthening[…]
Read CNTR’s December News & Opportunities eNewsletter
Catch up on the latest from CNTR–read our December e-newsletter! The AC Forum — an affiliate of[…]
Statement of Gratitude from the Coalition for National Trauma Research
On this Veterans Day, the Coalition for National Trauma Research (CNTR) extends our deepest gratitude to the[…]
Read CNTR’s November News & Opportunities eNewsletter
Catch up on the latest from CNTR–read our November e-newsletter! -Find out who was awarded the new[…]
CNTR Leaders and Patient Partners Participate in 2025 PCORI Meeting
Researchers, patients, caregivers—including several affiliated with CNTR—convened last month at the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) Annual[…]
New Resources for Medical Research Communicators
Amidst current funding recisions and proposed steep federal funding cuts for research, it’s never been more important[…]
New Resource for Brain Injury Patients & Caregivers, Thanks to Patients & Caregivers
When Kelly Lang joined a national collaborative to develop Communicating About Brain Injury, she brought more than[…]