The mission of Smith Infectious Diseases Foundation is to conduct, support and encourage research and studies in the general area of infectious diseases, their origination, contagion and cure, for the benefit of the public in Newark NJ, its environs, and around the world.
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At The Smith Infectious Diseases Foundation, we offer medical research services to promote the field of infectious disease research. For more about funding for scientific research, we invite you to explore our site.
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The Smith Infectious Diseases Foundation, Inc.
171 Old Chester Road • Essex Fells, NJ 07021
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The Smith Infectious Disease Foundation is once again looking to make small grants to physicians, research projects and medical school institutions who have projects concerning infectious diseases. Please forward a two-page synopsis of the project to:
The Smith Infectious Disease Foundation
PO Box 174
Roseland, NJ 07068
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Dr Leon G Smith Infectious Disease Foundation Gala Video 2016
A Welcome Message From
Dr. Leon G. Smith:
2003 60 Minutes Story on Medical Tort Reform, Featuring Dr. Leon Smith and Family
Dr. Stephen A. Smith is the Executive Director and Founder, The Smith Center for Infectious Diseases and Urban Health, East Orange, New Jersey
Very Proud of my Daughter - Outstanding Doctor
A Labor of Love
Dr. Smith is now contributing to the latest info on infectious diseases at:
Dr. Leon Smith, Sr., passed away on December 19, 2016
A Memorial Mass has been scheduled
on
Saturday, January 14th
11:00 am
Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart
89 Ridge Street
Newark, New Jersey
If you would like to make a donation to his foundation to honor Dr. Smith, please click here.
To read Dr. Smith’s obituary, please follow the NJ.com link.
