NIH supports investigators entering high-priority substance use research, including HIV comorbidity, to gather preliminary data for future grants and advance their careers.
Supports high-risk, high-impact research on HIV and substance use to advance HIV prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and virus suppression among people who use substances or have substance use disorders.
NIH supports exploratory, phased clinical research on the neurobiological mechanisms of substance use disorders, including relevant circuitry and behavior; clinical trials are optional.
Supports pilot and feasibility studies to prepare substance use and HIV intervention and services research trials, including prevention, treatment, and recovery research.
The NIH will soon offer grants to support early-career scientists at US small businesses, funding both research and entrepreneurial training, with required mentoring for first-time principal investigators.
This grant funds research on drug use behaviors, prevention, and health services by analyzing existing social science, behavioral, and neuroimaging data.