Supports a national laboratory network providing human inner and middle ear tissues for basic and clinical research to advance understanding and treatment of hearing and balance disorders.
NIH funding supports a coordinating center for a national network providing human ear tissues for research on auditory and vestibular disorders; clinical trials are not allowed.
This upcoming grant will fund early-stage research on how to better spread and implement evidence-based practices in hearing, balance, taste, smell, voice, speech, and language disorders.
This upcoming NIDCD fellowship will support clinical audiologists in Ph.D. programs with research training to advance hearing health care and audiology through clinical and translational research.
Supports early-career academic surgeons for innovative clinical or translational research on diseases of the auditory and vestibular systems, with emphasis on novel approaches and interdisciplinary collaboration.
NIDCD funds clinical trials on communication disorders with FDA oversight, focus on efficacy, or high risk impact to treat or prevent such disorders.