CDC will fund organizations to improve maternal and child health surveillance, address prenatal exposures and related conditions, and support partnerships for prevention, data quality, and care for affected infants and children.
This grant funds state, territory, and city health departments to enhance viral hepatitis surveillance, outbreak response, testing, treatment, prevention, and elimination planning in high-impact settings.
CDC's FY 2027 funding supports five years of state alcohol epidemiology capacity building and technical assistance to prevent excessive alcohol use and related harms.
An anticipated NIH funding opportunity will support collaborative consortium research on fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, including diagnosis, interventions, mechanisms, and prevention.
This grant funds a network of U.S. institutions to track and analyze pediatric respiratory and gastrointestinal viruses, evaluating prevention methods and informing public health strategies through hospital and clinic surveillance.
Funding for research on prevention and intervention strategies for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) across the lifespan with the aim of reducing prenatal alcohol exposure and advancing intervention methods.