NBER's Health and Healthcare Variations across the Population grant supports research into disparities and patterns in health outcomes and care among diverse groups in the US and peer countries.
Funder: National Bureau of Economic Research
Due Dates: February 11, 2027: Submission deadline for papers and abstracts
Funding Amounts: Travel and hotel expenses for up to two authors per paper and discussants; limited support for graduate students
Summary: Conference focused on research addressing disparities and patterns in health and healthcare across diverse populations in the US and peer countries.
Key Information: Preference for papers over abstracts; open to early-career researchers and non-NBER affiliates.
The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), with support from the NIH, is organizing a research conference exploring disparities in health status and healthcare outcomes both within the United States and in comparison to other developed nations. The event will convene researchers to examine complex patterns of health inequalities, including both widening and narrowing gaps, and aims to generate insights that inform efforts to improve health and wellbeing across diverse population groups. The conference encourages submissions from a broad range of scholars, with a particular interest in early-career researchers and those not currently affiliated with the NBER.