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Dr. Michael Chen

The Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) for The Bee Foundation provides strategic guidance and direction for the organization around research and scientific grants and programs. The SAB will play a key role in guiding and prioritizing the foundation’s diversified research investment.

The SAB is led by the chief scientific advisor who will be appointed every 2 years in October by the Board of Directors, and is comprised of leaders in neurology and similar specialties in research, clinical practice and advocacy and who have made significant contributions to advancing the field. The SAB members are committed to furthering The Bee Foundation’s mission and will each hold 2 year terms.

Meet Our Scientific Advisory Board

Athletes For Aneurysm Awareness

Honoring Athletes About The Bee Foundation The Bee Foundation is one of the leading brain aneurysm organizations dedicated to spreading awareness and funding preventative research. There are 500,000 deaths worldwide …

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Active Fundraisers

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Contact

Contact Us   303 West Lancaster Avenue #334Wayne, PA 19087, USA 844.823.2873 info@thebeefoundation.org Tax ID: 47-1133312 Connect With Us Don’t miss the buzz! Join our email list to stay connected, …

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How To Donate

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Upcoming Events

UPCOMING EVENTS Check out our past events and join our enthusiastic community today. We are actively seeking volunteers to assist with our fundraising events. We have opportunities for all ages, skill …

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