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.
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 supports research on population approaches to reducing alcohol-related cancer risk, focusing on awareness, social norms, alcohol policies, and interventions, with particular interest in addressing various levels of alcohol consumption and underserved minority populations.
This grant funds efforts to improve data collection and expand infectious disease testing, treatment, and prevention services for people who use drugs in high-impact settings.
NIAAA plans to fund two research groups studying how brain and body dysregulation leads to excessive drinking and AUD, using advanced tools and collaborative approaches.
NIH funds milestone-driven research to develop, pilot, and expand testing of HIV prevention interventions, including approaches addressing alcohol use and related comorbidities.