Promoting health and preventing disease is the primary focus of this target area. Of particular interest are applied research projects focused on reducing the incidence of serious neonatal and early childhood illnesses, or improving cognitive, social and emotional aspects of development.
Typical projects funded in this area of interest are:
Loma Linda University |
$198,885 |
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Evaluation of method to determine optimal drug dosages in infants |
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University of Texas |
$320,512 |
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Study to evaluate effects of probiotics on colic symptoms |
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Children's Hospital, Boston |
$612,468 |
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Evaluation of biomarker for eosinophilic esophagitis in infants |
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Duke Children's Hospital |
$213,588 |
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Evaluation of treatment methods for GERD in premature infants |
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Children's Hospital of Michigan |
$384,668 |
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Evaluation of etiologic differences in development of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia |
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