NIH funding supports multidisciplinary studies of how innate immune responses and environmental factors contribute to the onset of type 1 diabetes, with the aim of improving risk identification and prevention.
The National Institutes of Health seeks to support a network studying the earliest triggers of autoimmunity and a coordinating center that manages shared resources and collaborative research funding.
Project #59: Determine the role of viral infections and viral-insulin carrying viruses in T1D pathogenesis supports Boston College researchers studying viruses in T1D to inform prevention and treatment.
NIH supports multidisciplinary research centers studying neglected parasitic infectious diseases in endemic regions and building sustainable local research capacity.
This grant funds the development of advanced AI tools to integrate diverse datasets and accelerate precision medicine research for understanding, preventing, and treating Type 1 diabetes.
NIH supports a research consortium integrating real-world data and advanced analytics to study HIV outcomes and evaluate strategies to improve prevention, treatment, and care.