Autoimmune in Menopause and Pregnancy Transitions supports researchers developing models, blood biomarkers, and hormone-timed interventions to predict and prevent autoimmune disease onset and flares in women.
This grant seeks research to understand mood and psychosis disorders arising during menopause, focusing on neurobiology, hormones, and psychosocial factors to identify treatment targets.
This grant supports research into the neurobiological and behavioral causes of mood and psychosis disorders that emerge or worsen during menopause.
Research Pilot Funding Program supports investigators’ independent pilot studies in midlife women’s health to foster innovative research, lay groundwork for further studies, and advance their careers.
Common Mechanisms in Autoimmunity Insight Awards support researchers studying shared and distinct autoimmune mechanisms to generate proof-of-concept data and advance therapeutic targets and strategies.
The Biology of Early Onset Breast Cancer Initiative supports investigators and research teams studying why breast cancer develops in younger women and behaves differently, to inform prevention and care.