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The real issue is inadequate financing. Our portfolio signifies a broad spectrum of approaches to unanswered queries about the disease. For example, of the $15 million we awarded 75 researchers this past year, 30 % visited amyloid study, with the bulk to diagnosis, risk management, care, and diversity problems. We have one of the fairest review systems in science and take satisfaction in funding brand-new investigators and innovative tips. One in seven applications is successful; superior proposals move unfunded solely for insufficient resources.We want to honor Dr. Klein with our 'Healthcare Visionary' award for his pioneering work in the field of liver transplantation and hepotobiliary surgery treatment and for tirelessly advertising recognition and education about liver disease. Related StoriesMouse research shows active component in marijuana may delay rejection of incompatible organsFindings reveal a new way to avoid meningitisDonor and patient age more important in determining kidney transplant successAs a cosmetic surgeon and medical researcher, Klein, the Esther and Mark Schulman Chair in Surgery and Transplantation Medicine, has written extensively about liver disease, transplantation and immunobiology and has helped establish rules and guidelines for the nation's transplant system.