National Dysautonomia Research Foundation

Information About National Dysautonomia Research Foundation

About National Dysautonomia Research Foundation :

National Dysautonomia Research Foundation is a health related organization- Foundation Non-profit. It is also known as National Dysautonomia Research Foundation (ndrf )

Address Of National Dysautonomia Research Foundation :

National Dysautonomia Research Foundation, Po Box 301, Red Wing, Mn 55066-0301.

Contact Information Of National Dysautonomia Research Foundation Is :

Phone Number :

(651) 327-0367 (651) 323-5097 (Fax)

Email Address :

[email protected]

Web Address :

http://www.ndrf.org/

Main Activity Of National Dysautonomia Research Foundation

-: The autonomic nervous system controls involuntary (automatic or reflex) activities of the organs, blood vessels, glands, and a variety of tissues in the body.

-: Many disorders may be associated with dysautonomia including Shy-Drager syndrome (multiple system atrophy), postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, pure autonomic failure, mitral valve prolapse dysautonomia, and neurocardiogenic syncope.

-: NDRF strives: to provide contacts to additional organizations that may be of assistance to individuals with dysautonomia; to advocate on behalf of affected individuals in support of ongoing research efforts; to supply news organizations with timely and accurate information on dysautonomia; to provide a Website for the general public as well as individuals impacted by dysautonomia as a tool for raising awareness; and to raise funds for research.

-: NDRF provides a variety of educational materials including a regular newsletter.

Other Activities Of National Dysautonomia Research Foundation

NDRF strives: to provide contacts to additional organizations that may be of assistance to individuals with dysautonomia; to advocate on behalf of affected individuals in support of ongoing research efforts; to supply news organizations with timely and accurate information on dysautonomia; to provide a Website for the general public as well as individuals impacted by dysautonomia as a tool for raising awareness; and to raise funds for research.