Minnesota SF3155 amends appropriations for ALS research, cancels a previous appropriation, and repeals related sections of law.
Minnesota SF3155 amends existing appropriations for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) research by awarding competitive grants to research facilities, universities, and health systems in Minnesota. The bill also cancels a previous appropriation of $15,000,000 for ALS research and repeals related sections of law. The commissioner of the Office of Higher Education may collaborate with the Minnesota Department of Health to administer the grant program, focusing on clinical and translational research.
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