June 26, 2009
The Glass Family TMJ Fellowship produced a published scientific article by Lin Xu MD PhD in the Osteoarthritis and Cartilage Journal. with acknowledgment to The Glass Famly Fellowship.
Early-onset osteoarthritis of mouse temporomandibular joint inducedby partial discectomy
L. Xuyz, I. Polurz, C. Limz, J. M. Servaisz, J. Dobeckz, Y. Liz and B. R. Olsenzx
© 2009 Osteoarthritis Research Society International. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
September 30, 2008
As of September 30, 2008, The Forsyth Institute and the Glass Fellowship jointly ceased their affiliation. Moreover, JJAMD and The Forsyth are separate and unaffiliated entities. We expect to announce a new sponsor of the Glass Fellowship soon.
The complete story can be seen by clicking on the above link.
April 18, 2007
Program
Current Research Programs in Greater Boston Studying the Biology of Jaw Joints & Temporomandibular Joint Disorders
February 23, 2007
MAY 15, 2007 SCIENTIFIC TMJ WORKSHOP AT FORSYTH
FORSYTH ANNOUNCES MAY 15 FIRST EVER SCIENCE WORKSHOP COVERING RESEARCH ON THE TMJoints. THREE BOSTON BASED SCIENTISTS TO LECTURE. DRAFT AGENDA BELOW WITH MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW. NO CHARGE, BUT TO RESERVE SPACE PLEASE CLICK ON THE BELOW LINK AND PROVIDE
- Mailing address
- Telephone number
- Email address
TMJWorkshop@Forsyth.org
February 5, 2007
July, 2006 FNIDCR Online Newsletter
The Friends of the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (FNIDCR) online newsletter
Patient Advocacy Spotlight: Temporomandibular Joint and Muscle Diseases and Disorders
Forsyth to Take Leadership Role in TMJ/TMJD Research
January 16, 2007
Fellowship News
Here is a letter from Forsyth leadership regarding news of the Milton and Renée Glass Fellowship
December, 2005
Seminar Launches Post Doctoral Fellowship to Study Temporomandibular Muscle and Joint Disorders
Boston - On December 6, the effort to combat Temporomandibular Muscle and Joint Disorders (TMJD) took a large step forward. A seminar launching the Milton & Renée Glass Family Fellowship to study TMJD was held at The Forsyth Institute: the world’s leading independent organization dedicated to research and education in oral and craniofacial biology and related sciences. The goal of the fellowship is to understand the disease, prevent it, and identify effective therapies for its treatment. It also provides a unique opportunity to promote awareness, prevention, and education related to TMJD in children.
June 6, 2006
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December, 2005
Seminar Brochure
December 14, 2005
Seminar Launches Post Doctoral Fellowship to Study Temporomandibular Muscle and Joint Disorders
Boston - On December 6, the effort to combat Temporomandibular Muscle and Joint Disorders (TMJD) took a large step forward. A seminar launching the Milton & RenÈe Glass Family Fellowship to study TMJD was held at The Forsyth Institute: the worldís leading independent organization dedicated to research and education in oral and craniofacial biology and related sciences. The goal of the fellowship is to understand the disease, prevent it, and identify effective therapies for its treatment. It also provides a unique opportunity to promote awareness, prevention, and education related to TMJD in children.
November 10, 2005
Temporomandibular Joint Research: A Multidisciplinary Medical/Dental Challenge
The Forsyth Institute and The Jaw Joints and Allied Musculo-Skeletal Disorders Foundation cordially invite you to an important seminar on Tuesday, December 6th, 2005 at 1:00 p.m.
Seminar Brochure
September, 2005
May, 2005
FACTS ABOUT THE MILTON AND RENÉE GLASS FAMILY FELLOWSHIP IN JAW JOINTS & ALLIED MUSCULO-SKELETAL RESEARCH
FACTS ABOUT THE Jaw Joints & Allied Musculo-Skeletal Disorders Foundation, Inc. [JJAMD],
May, 2005
This represents the third time Senator Kennedy has written to NIH on JJAMD's behalf to help the American public.
September, 2004
Good News From JJAMDF
JJAMD has received an unexpected donation of $75,000. The donor requestis that we continue our mission reflecting our own knowledge and independent research from the Patients' Perspective and to help bring appropriate awareness of healthy Jaw Joints and the prevention of the disorders to them ....TMJ Disorders [TMJD].
This comes at a particularlly propitious time, since our seven-year effort--in collaboration with distinguished institutions--to encourage NIH to establish a "Natural History TMJD Patient Registry" was "blown out of the water" by NIDCR last Thanksgiving, giving all of us little to be thankful for.
We hope that this might help to partially fund a demonstration Registry. To this end, we will be setting up a special "JJAMD TMJD Registry Fund" so that the TMJ population and the general public might cooperate to fill a void in the health care and insurance communities. We are also meeting with other resources and interested researchers to participate in independent data collecting for research.
We will be publishing a more in-depth "Current News" report ASAP. We have been withholding this news pending hearing from NIH/NIDCR and Senator Edward Kennedy's May 2004 meetings.
We wish you all better health. Sincerely, Milton and RenÈe