NIH invites applications to access limited identifiable data or biospecimens from the Environmental influences on Child Health Outcomes cohort for high-priority maternal and child health research.
This grant has transitioned from forecasted to posted and is now accepting applications.
NIH supports postdoctoral fellowships to advance child health research and training using Environmental Influences on Child Health Outcomes cohort data from more than 71,000 participants.
NIH offers access to biospecimens from brain development and tobacco and health studies for research on genetic and environmental factors affecting lifelong health and disease.
NIH offers access to All of Us blood plasma, serum, and DNA for externally funded partnered studies that advance precision medicine and add data for broad research use; clinical trials are not allowed.
This grant funds research hubs (EHSCC) that support environmental health science research, aiming to advance NIEHS goals and improve public health through community engagement and translational research.
This grant invites researchers to submit biospecimens for omics analysis to study Down syndrome, generating shared data to advance understanding of related health conditions; no direct funding is provided.