Military Health System Research Program
Explore open grants and funding opportunities from the Military Health System Research Program, which funds research to protect the health of service members. Atom surfaces its broad agency announcements and medical research awards, with deadlines, eligibility, and award amounts in one view.
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About Military Health System Research Program
The Military Health System Research Program supports biomedical and health research aimed at protecting, sustaining, and improving the health and readiness of military service members and the broader military health system. It addresses health threats and conditions of particular relevance to those who serve.
The program funds research across areas such as combat casualty care, military-relevant infectious diseases, psychological health, rehabilitation, and force health protection, frequently in coordination with the Department of Defense medical research enterprise. This work spans basic discovery through clinical application.
Funding is awarded to universities, nonprofit research institutions, companies, and government laboratories through broad agency announcements and other mechanisms, with eligibility and terms defined in each solicitation. Researchers and organizations can track current opportunities and deadlines on Atom.
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33 grantsInvestigator-Initiated Research Award (Vision Research Program, FY26)
Funds innovative research into military-related visual injury or dysfunction, supporting projects from early discovery to clinical translation to improve care for service members and veterans.
Spinal Cord Injury Research Program
The SCIRP funds innovative, multidisciplinary research on traumatic spinal cord injury, emphasizing acute intervention, secondary effects, psychosocial issues, and rehabilitation/regeneration.
Orthopaedic Research Program (ORP) – Applied Research Award (FY26)
Funds innovative applied research to improve treatment and recovery for combat-related orthopaedic injuries, focusing on infection, tissue regeneration, limb stabilization, osseointegration, and return-to-duty strategies.
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